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St. Charles County Health Department is offering free Covid-19 vaccinations at Cottleville City Hall June 9th 3:00pm-6:30pm. For an appointment please call 636-949-1899.

Today we broke ground on our new Department of Public Safety building on our main campus! It wouldn't have been possible without your support for Proposition Community College passed last August. Learn more about Prop CC projects happening on campus - https://www.stchas.edu/lp/prop_cc/

Due to inclement weather, all SCC classes and services will operate remotely on Tuesday, Feb. 16. Stay safe and warm!

St. Charles Community College will operate remotely tomorrow, February 15, due to inclement weather. All classes will continue as normal in the virtual space. All services will be provided remotely.

Be cautious if you may be outside for long periods of time, protect your pets and keep them inside, make sure you have plenty of gasoline in your car and please... don't warm up your car with the keys inside or the car not being locked-at home or for a short visit inside any business. It is better to be inconvenienced for a short time having to drive or ride in a cold car than having the car stolen and not having the car! Please be safe.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG), and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) are warning the public about several emerging fraud schemes related to COVID-19 vaccines. The FBI, HHS-OIG, and CMS have received complaints of scammers using the public's interest in COVID-19 vaccines to obtain personally identifiable information (PII) and money through various schemes. We continue to wor...Continue reading

Officer Misher is one of our many officers on campus who keep us safe every day. During the pandemic, they've taken on many other responsibilities as well. We want to thank our wonderful DPS officers for all they do!

The safest way to celebrate the winter holidays during the pandemic is to celebrate at home with people who live with you. But, if you are traveling, welcoming ...college students home or having guests stay for the holidays, the CDC offers suggestions on steps to take to minimize risk including the following: *Ask guests to get a viral COVID-19 test 1-3 days before their trip. Postpone the visit if the test is positive. *Wear masks inside the house. Remove only for eating, drinking and sleeping. *Wash hands regularly, especially when arriving. *Stay at least 6 feet from each other at all times. *Improve ventilation by opening windows and doors or by placing central air and heating on continuous circulation. More great tips are located at cdc.gov/coronavirus. We urge you to read them prior to your celebration. Extraordinary times. Extraordinary people.