Here at LIA we understand that our students and parents may have many questions during this uncertain time due to the global pandemic, COVID-19. Here on this page we will be updating relevant campus information  to ensure timely communication to our students and families. Our Principal, Mr. Paul Debenham, will be providing these updates. 

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If you have any specific questions or concerns at this time, regarding our response, please feel free to contact our Principal, Mr. Paul Debenham, at pdebenham@lia-edu.ca or Marketing Manager, Vanessa Verworn, at vverworn@lia-edu.ca 

LIA Coronavirus Update 30 March 2020

According to the Canadian and the Ontario Government Health Departments the next two weeks will be very, very important in the fight against coronavirus spread.

If we all pull together we can reduce the local infection rate.

London is doing quite well BUT we must not put our fists down.

PLEASE:

1. Stay in your room as much as possible.

2. Gatherings of more than 5 people are now forbidden by law.

3. Maintain a social distance of 2 metres whenever you can. I know this is difficult and in some situations it is impossible and sounds ridiculous. Even if 2 metres is impossible, TRY ANYWAY BECAUSE research says it is crucial.

4. It is ESPECIALLY important to maintain social distance from ANYONE you meet who has had or is having OUTSIDE contact – Residence advisors especially.

5. Wash your hands regularly. Cough and sneeze into your armpit or a disposable tissue.

6. DO NOT touch your face, rub your eyes or pick your nose.

7. If you feel unwell, report to the residence advisor immediately by phone.

Students living out of residence follow the above advice relevant to your situation and follow the London Heath Unit advice posters sent earlier.

PLEASE ACT RESPONSIBLY and we will all stay safe!!!

LIA Coronavirus Update 21 March 2020

Due to the City of London declaring a state of emergency on Friday March 20, 2020, effective immediately (March 21, 2020), both student residences will be going into lock down.

• No students are allowed to leave the residence;
• All meals will be delivered up to the floors.

LIA Coronavirus Update 19 March 2020

1. The OSSLT scheduled for March 31^st, 2020 was cancelled earlier, as a consequence the Ontario Ministry of Education has just today waived the graduation literacy requirement for 2019-20 OSSD graduation.

https://www.eqao.com/en/about_eqao/media_room/Pages/2019-2020-Assessment-Cancellation.aspx

2. We are in contact with universities as to any possible effect, if any, that the OSSLT waiver will have on student university applications.

3. We are in contact with the Ministry of education as to whether the waiver will extend to LIA students who plan to graduate in late December 2020.

4. We are awaiting Ministry directives relating to incomplete community service hours and how this graduation requirement can be fulfilled in the prevailing circumstances.

5. As these enquiries are responded to, we will inform you immediately.

1. Suspend in person classes and switch to online classes.
2. Direct students to limit travel and preferably not leave the city of London.
3. Issue handwashing guidelines at restrooms.
4. Place hand sanitizer dispensers at school entrances and exits.
5. Ask employees to work from home to limit excessive personal contact.
6. Implement temperature checks at entrances and exits.
7. Increase residence staff numbers to more closely monitor students in residence.