All classes will remain online for the remainder of the academic year, district officials announced Friday. The decision comes after a survey showed more than 80 percent of faculty would be able to continue providing temporary remote instruction, which started on March 18 and was supposed to end April 24. “Of course, no one knows exactly when Gov. Newsom’s stay-at-home order will be lifted and when it will be safe to return to our normal activities,” Rancho Santiago Community College District Chancellor Marvin Martinez wrote in an email announcing the decision. “What we do know, however, is that based on … Continue reading District extends remote instruction for rest of semester