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Protesters Face Charges After Disrupting School Board Meeting

Protesters Face Charges After Disrupting School Board Meeting
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Why some school districts were unscathed by 2020 earthquake, while another needed $37M insurance payout

Utah seismic retrofits effective but local schools primarily foot bill

Deseret News Share this story Steve Griffin, Deseret News If there was a silver lining to 5.7 magnitude earthquake that rocked the Wasatch Front on March 18, 2020, it’s that in-person learning had been suspended in schools due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving buildings empty so that no injuries occurred. But the quake had significant financial impacts, especially where older schools had not been modified to survive a significant temblor. The earthquake caused substantial damage to West Lake STEM Junior High in West Valley City, which was later deemed “a complete loss,” according to the March 2021 Wasatch Front Unreinforced Masonry Reduction Strategy report. The Granite Board of Education recently accepted a $37.4 million insurance settlement to repair the school.

Utah Legislature considering banning school mask requirements

Deseret News Share this story First graders Gilbert Grant and Monty Fox wear masks as they wash their hands before lunch at Woodrow Wilson Elementary School in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 12, 2021. The Utah Legislature is set to tackle whether to ban face mask requirements in schools in a special session on Wednesday, May 19. Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News The Utah Legislature is set to tackle whether to ban face mask requirements in schools in a special session on Wednesday. Gov. Spencer Cox included the issue in his call for the special session issued Monday morning, along with a list of 21 other items he’s looking to the Legislature to consider. The Legislature will also consider how to appropriate more than $1.5 billion in federal COVID-19 relief funding.

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