Lone Star College Offering More Face-To-Face Classes In the Fall

THE WOODLANDS, TX —Lone Star College, The Woodlands-based school that features several educational centers in the Houston-area, announced Tuesday that it will offer more face-to-face classes in the fall, while also continuing to provide hybrid and online courses.

According to release, LSC students will have three class options in the fall:

• In-person classes that take place entirely on campus.
• Hybrid classes that are a combination of online and face-to-face learning.
• Online classes that provide flexible and convenient choice for busy schedules and freedom to self-direct.

"We know the last year put a serious strain on our students, faculty and staff,” said Stephen C. Head, LSC chancellor. "Lone Star College has worked hard to ensure we provide a safe and friendly environment as we welcome everyone back to our campuses."

Head said that in addition to in-person classes, LSC will provide face-to-face tutoring and advising to help students prepare for the fall semester.

Additionally, LSC is working with students impacted by COVID-19, providing special financial aid grants that may be used for anything from tuition to emergency costs like: food, housing healthcare, mental healthcare or childcare. The school also has purchased laptop computers for students, which can be checked out similar to a library book.

Head said the school will no longer require masks on campus, but that health and safety protocols should not be ignored.

"We will respect those still wishing to wear masks and strongly encourage everyone to adhere to social distancing and be vaccinated," Head said.

More information is available online at LoneStar.edu.