ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Asheville–Buncombe Technical Community College will reopen for all students and programs on Monday, Oct. 28, following a month-long closure because of impacts from Hurricane Helene.
The college has power, non-potable water and internet at all locations and will resume in-person and online instruction across its academic, continuing education and adult education classes, leaders said.
In communications to employees and students, A-B Tech directed thes to monitor text alerts, email and the Moodle learning management system for details about classes, formats and schedule changes. A-B Tech’s Emergency Services, Allied Health and Nursing cohorts, as well as some Career Technical Education (CTE) programs, have already resumed.
A-B Tech also is conducting online well-being surveys of students and employees to get a better understanding of how they were personally impacted by Helene.
“We’re excited to welcome everyone back, but the safety and well-being of our students and employees will continue to be our top priority,” A-B Tech President John Gossett said in a news release.
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