Safety For All LACCD Employees and Students

Absurd ratio facing adjuncts with regards to in-person instruction.

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As an adjunct who volunteered to teach in-person the Fall 2021 semester I wholeheartedly support limiting class size. One of the comforting aspects of teaching in-person is that there are limited classes, and student on campus. This gives students and instructors an additional level of comfort, in an otherwise risky arrangement.

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A decrease in student to faculty ratio enhances significantly infection transmission, improves student-faculty interaction and learning. I highly agree that a change as described in petition would prove favorable to both students and faculty. Retired Nursing Professor

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We (the students, faculty, and staff) at LACCD petition to lower class caps for in-person instruction and reduce in-person services during the winter and spring 2022 due to the imminent risks to health and safety. We trust the Board of Trustees will support the well-being of each campus and their use of HEERF funds to accomplish this goal.

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Safety is the most important issue facing our entire community.

I think class size should be low (15 - 20), but I don't know what it means by reducing in-person services. I actually think we should have more in-person services--for example, our library should be open to students, at least so that they can reserve and pick up books. Health and couseling services should also be available in-person; there is no reason we cannot have these types of services offered outdoors beneath tents.

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Our students deserve a healthy and safe learning environment.