USD 383 to continue mask requirements through summer; too early to determine steps for the fall
Masks will continue to be required in USD 383 Manhattan/Ogden facilities during summer activities.
Superintendent Dr. Marvin Wade informed the school board Wednesday that after meeting with the Medical Advisory Committee, the district will continue to require them based on its recommendations.
“We still need to be looking out for the safety, security and welfare of those individuals on our sites,” he said.
Riley County rescinded its mask ordinance May 2. Manhattan’s mask ordinance expires May 16.
Wade suggested coming back to the topic in early July to see where the district is at before making a decision for the 2021-22 school year.
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USD 383 board OKs new boundaries for 2021-2022; purchases for bond projects
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USD 383 board gives first round approval for new elementary/middle school boundaries
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The USD 383 school board has approved on first reading new boundaries for its elementary and middle schools for the upcoming school year.
The board voted 6-1 to accept the redistricting committee’s option 4, which allows students living along Scenic and Ledgestone Drives as well as Stone Pointe to stay in Manhattan instead of being bussed to Ogden.
Assistant Superintendent Eric Reid says the difficult nature of meeting priorities set forth by both the district and the public, balancing demographics and building utilization, came at the cost of sacrificing other priorities, such as keeping neighborhoods intact and contiguous attendance areas.