DJs and influencers keeping you in school

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Ballot box at Pierce College Mail-in ballots can be dropped off at Winnetka and Victory

BY PAIGE CHESNUT

C alifornia Community Colleges (CCC) have launched the “Stay Enrolled, Succeed Online” campaign from the state Chancellor’s office amid a drop in enrollment rates.

The campaign was created to increase new enrollments through advertisements and social media.

During a Chancellor Student Media Teleconference, CCC Chancellor Eloy Oakley spoke about a current drop in enrollment rates across the district, despite an initial increase in the summer session.

Los Angeles voting website https://lavote.net/home/votingelections/voting-options/voting-inperson

Secretary of State Ballot Bowl https://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/ ballot-bowl

Safe Presidential Election Plan https://lavote.net/docs/rrcc/ election-info/Safe-Vote-CenterPlan_November2020.pdf

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