Fullerton College has learned of six new cases of COVID-19 on-campus in the last two weeks of reporting cycles.
Students:
- On Nov. 19, an asymptomatic student learned of their positive test results. They were last on campus on Nov. 19.
- On Nov. 25, an asymptomatic student learned of their positive test results. They were last on campus on Nov. 23.
- On Nov. 27, a student learned of their positive test results. They began experiencing symptoms on Nov. 24 and was last on campus on Nov. 24.
- On Nov. 29, a student learned of their positive test results. They began experiencing symptoms on Nov. 29 and was last on campus on Nov. 23.
- On Nov. 30, a student learned of their positive test results. They began experiencing symptoms on Nov. 28 and was last on campus on Nov. 22.
Employee:
- On Nov. 27, an employee learned of their positive test results. They began experiencing symptoms on Nov. 24 and was last on campus on Nov. 24.
Fullerton College aims to release information about on-campus COVID exposures on a weekly basis if an exposure occurred in the week prior. In the event anyone is directly impacted by an exposure or a potential exposure on campus, they will receive guidance from the college before and apart from the public announcements.
TOTAL CONFIRMED, ON-CAMPUS COVID-19 POSITIVE STUDENTS
SINCE SPRING 2020: 74
Spring Registration and the Vaccine Mandate
All students are eligible to enroll in online classes for the spring semester. Students with a verified vaccine record on file in MyGateway or students with an approved exemption may take classes on-campus as well.