Students wearing masks is helping to reduce the spread of COVID, that's the latest from the Murfreesboro City Schools..That was City School's spokesperson Lisa Trail, who told WGNS that she thinks there is an all-around better understanding of the situation.The Murfreesboro City School's mask mandate is scheduled to end on September 29th, which was an end-date set by the City School Board. However, that date could be extended. The city school board will meet on September 28th and one .
Three Siegel Elementary classrooms in quarantine due to COVID-19 cases
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Around 800 Murfreesboro City Schools educators and staff filtered in and out of Salem Elementary Friday for their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, with help from the Rutherford County Health Department. I m just glad to be doing my part, said John Pittard Elementary Principal Adam Bryson as he rolled up his sleeve for the shot. This is been a tough year for all of us and it s just exciting to have a light at the end of the tunnel and know this is the next step to getting us back to some normalcy.
K-12 school teachers and child care staff, along with Tennesseans 65 and older, became eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations on Monday, formally moving into phase 1b, Tennessee Health Commissioner Lisa Piercey announced. Educators were previously in the second phase of the state s four-phase plan, behind health care workers, long-term care facility residents and staff and the elderly.