For the college's coronavirus updates, please visit www.cpcc.edu/coronavirus.
As of March 18, Central Piedmont Community College suspended classes that require face-to-face, in-person instruction until further notice. College faculty and staff are working to move as many classes as possible to online delivery, with these online classes re-starting on March 23.
All Central Piedmont classes that can be offered remotely will be provided via online delivery. All classes that require in-person instruction will be suspended for now.
Central Piedmont remains open, however, its campuses and centers will be accessible only to employees whose presence is required to perform essential functions related to the operations and business of the college.
Read the complete message at cpcc.edu/coronavirus.
College Leadership
Central Piedmont endeavors to be intentional and transformational while making a positive impact on our students and community.
Guided by the college’s vision, mission, values and strategic plan, Central Piedmont’s leaders work to ensure the college supports Mecklenburg County’s growth and quality of life and provide pathways in which students can be successful and reach greater economic mobility.