Michelle Moreno
D158’s Board of Education hopes to vote on a new COVID-19 plan that would give the district more control at a future BOE meeting
News • February 16, 2022
D158 hopes to change the district’s approach to COVID-19: ‘Our practices and decision-making processes should now reflect our ability as a society to move forward with both realistic mitigations and a return to normal social behaviors’
HUNTLEY - At the most recent Huntley Community School District 158 (D158) Board of Education (BOE) meeting that took place on Feb. 10, attendees got the opportunity to hear from several community members regarding their opinions on the district’s changes in COVID-19 mitigations following a Feb. 4 Sangamon County court ruling. Most of the public ...
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