The Cotter School Board will meet Thursday evening at 7 at the school.
Some of the items on the agenda include opening bids for a retired school bus, receiving a quote from Savvas Learning Company, changes to the licensed personnel policies and reviewing the certified salary schedule for next school year.
WebReady
The Cotter District will strongly recommend the use of masks when physical distancing cannot be maintained and will continue to keep other mitigation procedures in place like disinfecting all areas of the campus, observing physical distancing, following COVID-19 quarantine guidelines, performing temperature checks and limiting the number of visitors to the campus.
The Mountain Home School Distract, the Yellville-Summit School District and the Norfork School District all say that they will require students to wear masks through the end of the school year.
“At this point, we’re going to continue with the masks until the end of the year or until further notice, Mountain Home Superintendent Dr. Jake Long said.
The Cotter School Board will hold a special meeting Thursday night at 7 to discuss the district’s mask policy.
This is the only item on the agenda for the meeting to be held in the administration building.
WebReady
The Cotter School Board has scheduled a special session for Tuesday evening at 7. The lone agenda item is further action on the district's pavilion project. The