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The school district’s monthly “Coffee with the Board” meetings can be on the tense side, and amid talk of impending school closures, Saturday’s gathering was no different.

Mesa County Valley School District Superintendent Brian Hill recognized the five District 51 National Merit Semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship Program in his weekly newsletter.

Mesa County is still seeing a steady increase in COVID-19 cases, a trend that started at the beginning of August, according to Mesa County Public Health.

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After months of careful conversations, the Board of Education approved changes to School District 51 attendance boundaries at its Tuesday meeting.

District 51 is Discussing Changing School Boundaries Enter your number to get our free mobile app Mesa County Valley School District 51 is currently discussing changing school boundaries for a total of eight different schools in the county. The changes could affect five elementary schools, one middle school, and two high schools in the Grand Valley. The boundary changes continue to be discussed, according to Mesa County Valley School District 51s Facebook, which states that the board will most ...

School District 51 Superintendent Diana Sirko addressed COVID-19 and school boundaries in her weekly letter.

School District 51 is looking to alleviate school overcrowding by reworking boundaries and transferring students.