south plains college

After announcing their excitement and plans to open a second location, things quickly went south for this local business.

Colleges and Universities around the State of Texas and throughout the nation are looking ahead to more "normal" times where more students can be in classrooms and fewer masks will be worn. South Plains College is one of those looking to the future and announcing plans that will make getting back to normal achievable...

On Saturday, April 17th, South Plains College will be offering the Texas License to Carry a Handgun class in room 109C of the Law Enforcement Technology building on the Levelland campus.

Masks will continue to be required at all SPC campuses until further notice. Social distancing will also be required for all students, faculty and staff.

South Plains College has announced changes to their Spring 2021 semester calendar.

The public is invited to enjoy the South Plains College Creative Arts program's 'Fest Week' music festival on the evenings of November 16-19, 2020.

Lockney ISD has temporarily moved its high school to virtual learning, while Littlefield ISD has decided to keep its campuses open as both deal with potential COVID-19 outbreaks.

SPC's License to Carry course will be held October 17, 2020, at the SPC campus in Levelland. Registration will cost $75 and be limited to just 10 students.

College students will have the option to register for all online classes, a hybrid of in-person and online classes, or all in-person classes.

South Plains College is looking towards the future while also focusing on keeping people healthy.