As North Carolina moves through different phases, Central Piedmont will continue to closely monitor coronavirus (COVID-19) updates from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, and the Mecklenburg County Health Department.
We will continue to offer a mix of virtual and in-person courses. All of our virtual courses are taught by live instructors via WebEx.
The health and safety of our students and staff is the highest priority. Following CDC guidelines, face masks and coverings are now optional anywhere on Central Piedmont college property and will no longer be required indoors. Nothing prevents students, faculty and staff from continuing to wear face coverings wherever they are on campus if they choose. Please keep in mind, individuals should not be asked to disclose their vaccination status or why they choose or don't choose to wear a face covering outside of any class. This is considered private information and should be respected at all times. PPE stations continue to be located by building entrances for all students, staff and guests.
We will continue to offer a mix of virtual and in-person courses. All of our virtual courses are taught by live instructors via WebEx.
The health and safety of our students and staff is the highest priority. Following CDC guidelines, face masks and coverings are now optional anywhere on Central Piedmont college property and will no longer be required indoors. Nothing prevents students, faculty and staff from continuing to wear face coverings wherever they are on campus if they choose. Please keep in mind, individuals should not be asked to disclose their vaccination status or why they choose or don't choose to wear a face covering outside of any class. This is considered private information and should be respected at all times. PPE stations continue to be located by building entrances for all students, staff and guests.