All Spring classes are being held online/remote instruction delivery starting on Monday, March 30. LAVC students are encouraged to get familiar with Canvas before classes resume online. NOTE: Tuesday, March 31 is an campus holiday, so classes are not in session that day.

We're in this together! Let us help you. Starting March 30, you can virtually chat with Admissions & Records, Counseling, Financial Aid, SSD, and EOP&S using the Student Portal. We also offer free online tutoring and remote tutoring support, online Library services, student helplines, and much more!

Looking for a job? Got an internship or job opening? Visit the LAVC Online Job Board for job opportunities available to students, alumni and friend of Valley College. Employers can also post their job or internship opportunities at no charge!

Have you listened to the Valley Connection Podcast? Come hear inspiring stories of our students, alumni, educators and staff, who have persevered and overcame obstacles to get to where they are today. Subscribe today on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Stitcher, and Spotify!

LAVC Child Development Department faculty Dr. Elmida Baghdaserians and Dr. Veronica Getskow gave a "Teacher Must Reads to inform Best Practices in ECE" presentation at the 10th annual Early Childhood STEM Conference in Pasadena.

LAVC classes are moving to remote delivery, and academic support and services are moving online starting on March 30; All but one class section that cannot be moved online will be resume on Monday. Students are also advised to get familiar with Canvas before remote instruction begins on March 30.

March 15, 2020--All class instruction suspended from March 16-21, and Spring Break moved to March 23-29. No instruction or in-person student support services will be available for the next two weeks. Student Health Center remains open next week.

LAVC remains open. This week, all classes are on their regular schedule through March 14. All in-person LAVC classes are canceled on March 16 and 17. Starting on March 18, a majority of classes will be moved to online instruction. However, not all classes will be shifted to an online format.

As of March 11, 2020, there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus or COVID-19 involving any LACCD student or employee, including at LAVC. All LACCD colleges are open, and all business operations are normal. Health officials continue to stay the risk remains low in LA County.

Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D., issued a statement regarding the District’s preparedness and response for the 2019 Novel Coronavirus and the COVID-19 respiratory illness.