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COVID-19 Coronavirus information

Olympic College COVID-19
Olympic College will offer predominantly online instruction and services for Winter Term. 

Questions/Comments/Concerns

If you have any questions, comments or concerns regarding COVID-19, including possible exposure, onset of symptoms, college policies, or anything at all, please email: 

covid-19-questions@olympic.edu

Campus Entry Procedures

To ensure the safety and security of our campuses, all students, employees, visitors and contractors must complete a health screening form each day in advance of coming to campus. Please see below for a list of screening forms:

In addition to complete the screening form, those coming to campuses must also watch a mandatory COVID-19 Safety Training Video, which is about nine minutes long. 

While on campus, all individuals must wear a face covering and maintain a social distance of six feet. For more information, visit our COVID-19 Safe Start webpage. 

Virtual Assistance

Olympic College has established virtual offices for most student services departments at the college. You are able to drop in and meet with staff "in-person" during the posted business hours. Check our Virtual Assistance webpage for a complete list of departments. 

Student Support Resources

Visit our COVID-19 Resources page for a list of college-provided and community resources that are available to you. The page includes information on checking out laptops and reserving space in computer labs on all three campuses.

COVID-19 Questions?

Email: COVID-19-questions@olympic.edu and someone will respond to you.

We will provide regular updates regarding Spring Quarter instruction and services as plans are finalized. Your patience and understanding is appreciated as we work to continue to serve you remotely.

Other Resources

Information line established for COVID-19 in Kitsap County

Kitsap County has established an information line to address questions and concerns raised by the Novel Coronavirus Outbreak (COVID-19) and that phone number is 2-1-1. This resource is designed to supplement the commonly asked questions and answers about COVID-19 already posted on the Kitsap Public Health District’s website: http://kcowa.us/COVID19

Public Health Agencies have published basic steps that all citizens should take to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other infectious diseases:

  • Wear a mask when out in public and if coming to campus
  • Wash your hands frequently
  • Avoid touching your face
  • Cough and sneeze into a bent elbow or tissue, then throw away the tissue
  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick
  • Stay home when you or a family member is sick
  • Clean and disinfect frequently used objects and surfaces

The Washington State Department of Health has established a hotline if you have specific questions about COVID-19: 1-800-525-0127.

Other resources include: