This COVID-19 Updates site was last updated Tuesday, January 30th, 2023.
Report Vaccination Status
City College of San Francisco is currently implementing a phased-in COVID Safety Campaign.
COVID-19 Positive Case Report
If you, an employee you supervise, or a student has tested positive for COVID-19, please fill out the COVID-19 Positive Case Report immediately to notify the CCSF COVID Response team.
We require masks to be worn at all times when on CCSF property and inside all of our facilities.
Students and Employees
Phase One will be the collection of information on vaccination status for students taking in-person classes and employees coming to campus.
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From: Owner-CCSF@cloud.ccsf.edu <Owner-CCSF@cloud.ccsf.edu> On Behalf Of Chancellor
Sent: Friday, November 4, 2022 12:30 PM
To: 'ccsf@cloud.ccsf.edu' <ccsf@cloud.ccsf.edu>
Subject: Fall Semester Updates
Good afternoon College Community,
As we head down the last stretch of the fall semester, we want to reshare campus information as well as some brief updates about campus health and safety.
Some important things have not changed:
- Masks are required when indoors. Everyone (including visitors) is expected to wear masks inside all buildings and shared spaces. Masking indoors will be required for the remainder of the fall semester.
- COVID vaccine mandate. All employees and students accessing CCSF facilities are still required to upload proof of vaccination. The COVID vaccine mandate will be in place for Spring 2023 registration starting this November.
- Report positive COVID tests. If you, an employee you supervise, or a student has tested positive for COVID-19, please fill out the COVID-19 Positive Case Report immediately to initiate contact tracing. You can find weekly case reports on our COVID-19 safety dashboard.
- Monkeypox. City College will continue to monitor the situation very closely and communicate information that is provided by state and local health officials. At this time, the college will follow Administrative Procedure 2.23, Communicable Disease, Section F as it outlines the steps for communicating information regarding emerging infectious diseases.
- City and County of San Francisco: Monkeypox | San Francisco (sf.gov)
- California Department of Public Health: Monkeypox (ca.gov)
Next Steps regarding CCSF’s COVID policies and procedures:
- Health & Safety Committee. Our college-wide Health and Safety Committee has met twice this semester to discuss the college’s current Administrative Procedure 2.23, Communicable Disease. The committee is developing recommendations to be presented to the Participatory Governance Council before the winter break. Recommendations being considered include updates to testing requirements, signage, masking, as well as vaccine requirements including exemptions.
- Participatory Governance Council (PGC). PGC will review and discuss the recommendations made by the Health and Safety Committee. A final set of recommendations to update the existing Administrative Procedure 2.23, Communicable Disease will be made to the Chancellor before the end of the fall semester.
- College-wide Forum. CCSF will hold a college-wide forum at the end of the semester to review proposed updates to Administrative Procedure 2.23, Communicable Disease. This will be an opportunity for the entire college community to provide feedback and input on the recommended updates. Based on the nature and extent of the recommended updates, future timelines, constituent meetings, and possible implementation details will be discussed at the forum as well.
Thank you,
David
Spring 2022
City College is offering in-person, remote, and online classes in Spring 2022. For details about the mode of instruction for specific classes, please consult the Schedule of Classes for the latest information. Registration for Spring 2022 is ongoing. To secure your classes, register now.
Starting April 4, 2022, employees will return to work with the buildings open. Students, faculty, staff, and all visitors are required to follow the following guidelines while on campus, as per the Campus reopening plan:
- Masks are always required indoors. Please keep everyone safe by properly wearing a mask over your mouth and nose.
- Proof of vaccine or qualified exemption and testing.
- Symptom self-checking is encouraged before coming to campus.
- If you, an employee you supervise, or a student has tested positive for COVID-19, please fill out the COVID-19 Positive Case Report immediately to notify the CCSF COVID Response team.