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Lancaster County’s two largest colleges say they believe they re in compliance with new state guidelines after the Pennsylvania Department of Education this week urged colleges and universities statewide to conduct classes virtually “to the maximum extent feasible” and consider delaying the return of students to campus for the spring semester. Those two actions, Acting Secretary of Education Noe Ortega said in a news release Wednesday, could combat the “alarming increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations,” which “are expected to worsen in January at a time when students normally return to campus.” As for how long colleges and universities should hold off on welcoming students back, Education Department spokeswoman Kendall Alexander said the state wants “everyone to make judgments based on the data we are seeing and to work to wait to return until we are in a more manageable position across the state.”

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