JACKSONVILLE, TX -- Despite being mired in bankruptcy, the state's oldest junior college has announced it plans fall classes and what it calls "a revitalized academic program."
According to a Wednesday statement, Lon Morris College officials say they will offer "a complete core curriculum" with on-campus and online classes. Restructuring officer Dawn Ragan says tuition has been cut by a third while still offering financial aid and scholarships for some programs.
Officials with the 158-year-old United Methodist junior college filed a Chapter 11 petition for bankruptcy protection July 3, and the college furloughed most faculty and staff in May as the president resigned.
Jacksonville is about 120 miles southeast of Dallas.
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