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Governor Lee signs executive order allowing parents to opt out of school mask mandates

Dickson County Schools new year begins with COVID protocols

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Dickson Co. Schools end bus mask mandate, indoors still required

Dickson Co. Schools end bus mask mandate, indoors still required View Comments Students are no longer required to wear masks on Dickson County Schools buses following a county school board vote Thursday.  The board made the decision at a special meeting called after Gov. Bill Lee’s recent announcement the state would reduce COVID-19 mandates and move toward reopening. Students can still wear masks on the bus if they choose.  The board voted to keep the current school district guidelines for inside school facilities, which require students to wear masks if they are not at least three feet apart.  “I would like to see us leave the indoor policy we have remain in place for the remainder of the school year,” said board member Patricia Hudson. “It has proven to be helpful.” 

Graduations in Dickson County: Tickets not required, return to May

Graduations in Dickson County: Tickets not required, return to May Dickson County Schools announced that the May graduations for Dickson County and Creek Wood high schools will not be a ticketed event. Last school year, COVID-19 led to multiple changes in the graduation ceremonies after county schools closed entirely in March.  County Schools Director Dr. Danny Weeks announced this week the following information on Twitter: “We are proud to announce that we are lifting the ticket requirement for our two high school graduations. Congratulations seniors. We are proud to have this opportunity.” Both the graduations are also returning to the traditional month of May after being pushed to June last year when each student was allotted four tickets to use for family members. 

County mayor: 'Comfortable' with schools budget, June vote likely

County mayor: ‘Comfortable’ with schools budget, June vote likely County Mayor Bob Rial told the commission Monday that the county’s 2021-2022 fiscal year budget will likely be ready to present by early June.  Rial said Schools Director Dr. Danny Weeks will present the school district’s preliminary $70.16 million budget May 3 to county commissioners.  We have looked over (the schools budget), and we are very comfortable with it at this point,” Rial said. We don t really see that as being an issue.   Also on May 3, Rial said his office will also present the county government budget for next fiscal year. 

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All Dickson County Schools full-time staff to get bonus

All Dickson County Schools full-time staff members will receive a bonus this year following a unanimous county school board vote Thursday.  The total cost will be $402,000 for the bonuses, which will also include a pro-rated bonus for part-time employees, Weeks said. The state funding will pay for a portion of the costs.  The legislature made it very clear it was a certified bonus,” said Schools Director Dr. Danny Weeks at the school board’s regular monthly meeting Thursday. “This board has a history, and very proudly, of recognizing our non-certified staff at the same time.   Weeks said the bonus would cost $112,000 for only the certified teachers. However, he offered other options for non-certified staff bonuses.

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Gov. Kim Reynolds’ priority legislation to provide accessible and affordable broadband internet access to Iowans has moved out of a senate subcommittee this w