IDAHO FALLS — Idaho Falls School District 91 will hold a special meeting Monday to discuss the mask requirements and COVID-19 Operational Plan.
In an email sent to staff members Friday, Superintendent George Boland said the meeting has been called following the state moving to stage 4 and the CDC’s newest guidelines on masks and face coverings.
The agenda includes a possible sunset of Idaho Falls School District 91 Operational Plan and a possible sunset of the mask requirement in schools.
The meeting will be live-streamed on the District’s website and EastIdahoNews.com.
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D91 sets special meeting to discuss masks, COVID plan
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