masks

The CDC has been studying the effectiveness of twin masks and they're pretty impressed with the findings.

Starting Monday, February 1, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's order will go into effect, requiring masks to be worn with nearly all public transportation.

Honestly, I thought that after we started to roll out the most effective vaccines in human history, there would be a light at the end of the COVID-19 crisis tunnel.

If the student doesn't have a signed form stating that they have taken the test and were negative for the virus - they won't be allowed on any district school campus.

Just when you thought we might be coming out of this pandemic, health officials have started talking about a fall "resurgence."

If you were hoping to break free of the restrictions that have been in place since May of this year, I've got some bad news.

The National Football League on Monday not so subtly reminded all coaches that masks are required during games.

The CDC issued a new guidance to hopefully limit the workplace violence that several retail workers have received due to enforcing their companies' Covid-19 safety procedures.

A step by step guide was sent out with instructions about how to handle a situation in the classroom where the student refuses to adhere to the new mask rules.

Strict guidelines and policies have been put in place in order to curb the spread of the Coronavirus at campuses across the country.

For the foreseeable future, these face-coverings will be as necessary as shoes and shirts.

Both students and staff must wear a face covering whenever possible.