DONOR’S CHOICE: Lompoc High School teacher Andy Newbre recently received funding for his digital photography/videography class (pictured here) through the nonprofit website donorschoose.org. The site allows people to donate to specific local projects. Credit: PHOTO COURTESY KEEGAN COUGHLIN

DONOR’S CHOICE: Lompoc High School teacher Andy Newbre recently received funding for his digital photography/videography class (pictured here) through the nonprofit website donorschoose.org. The site allows people to donate to specific local projects. Credit: PHOTO COURTESY KEEGAN COUGHLIN

The Allan Hancock College spring 2010 credit schedule is now available online at hancockcollege.edu. According to a press release from the college, there are nearly 1,200 classes being offered, many of which begin the week of Feb. 1.

The spring schedule contains a complete list of semester-length and Fast Track/Term classes, along with more than 170 Internet and other distance learning classes.

Students can register for spring semester classes by using WebReg, the college’s online registration system, Dec. 14 through 23. WebReg will also be available Jan. 4 to 20 for spring semester class registration. 

For more registration information, call the college at 922-6966, Ext. 3248

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