masks

Albany County School District #1 recently put out an update on the COVID-19 in the district and county. As of 1 pm on Saturday, September 25, Albany County is averaging 20.8 new cases of COVID-19 per day. These numbers are courtesy of the County Health Officer, Dr...

The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has voted to extend the mask mandate for students inside most University of Wyoming buildings. The policy will be revisited in subsequent meetings of the board. There currently are 63 active cases among UW students and employees...

The Board of Trustees for Albany County School District #1 voted to approve the revised COVID-19 Mitigation Plan, which includes universal masking in K-12 facilities, through Friday, October 15. This was done during the board's regular meeting on September 8...

The Albany County School Distric #1 (ACSD#1) Board of Trustees voted to approve an interim mask requirement for all students grades K-8 while inside a building at their August 23 special session. The interim mask requirement is from Thursday, August 26 through Friday, September 3...

Do you agree with mask mandates in schools?

The University of Wyoming has put out more information regarding the mask mandate for indoor spaces this fall semester. With some exceptions, masks are required inside most University of Wyoming buildings where 6-foot social distancing isn’t possible through at least September 20, under a policy that takes effect today (August 16). T...

Denver schools made a big announcement regarding the upcoming school year, will others (here in NoCo) shift gears and follow suit?

Masks are currently being recommended to be worn when shopping at Kroger stores regardless of vaccination status.

The Laramie County School District 1 Board of Trustees will return to in-person meetings beginning Monday, June 7, the district announced Thursday.

The Albany County School District #1 (ACSD#1) Board of Trustees voted in a special session to continue COVID-19 mitigation strategies, including the use of face coverings, through the end of the 2020-21 school year. The Wyoming Department of Health will end its statewide health order that requires mask use and physical distancing requirements in K-12 schools on May 31, however, specific protocols