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It’s been just shy of a year since local voters approved a bond for facilities upgrades and teacher housing in the Aspen School District. So, what’s been done so far?
The Aspen Times and other local media are hosting six candidates for the board of education election in an Oct. 14 forum.
Days before the academic year begins, Aspen School District is facing a “crisis” of limited staffing in some of its departments that could directly impact students’ experiences when they arrive on campus for the first day of school Wednesday.
Aspen School District plans to take a “layered” approach to COVID-19 mitigation that requires masks and staff vaccination but also includes distancing, testing and isolation policies for the 2021-22 school year, according to an opening plan released Aug. 12.
David Bull of the Aspen School District’s facilities department swabs his mouth while self-administering a COVID-19 test outside of Aspen Middle School on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020. This is Bull’s third test and the previous results were negative. He explained he takes the tests because he has a wife and son at home, as well as wanting to make sure he’s keeping the elderly employees he works with safe. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) Aspen School District will not mandate vaccines for students and does not plan on implementing quarantines but is still evaluating mask policies for the 2021...