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In all, 60 people within Carroll County Public Schools tested positive for the coronavirus, 13 staff members and 47 students. Last week there were 48 people who tested positive, 17 staff and 31 students.

Photo courtesy Eagle Valley Library District and Eagle County Historical Society 5 years ago Week of March 10, 2016 The town of Gypsum took over maintenance of the Eagle Valley High School baseball field in a cooperative agreement that resulted in cost savings for both the community and the school district. The town’s efforts meant Gypsum wouldn’t have to build its own full-sized baseball field in the community. Eagle County Commissioner Kathy Chandler-Henry announced her reelection bid. She had been appointed to the District 2 seat in early 2013. Local residents were bracing for a busy c...

Oakdale Elementary students returned to in-person classes for the second time in mid-February. In the first semester of last school year, 3% of Oakdale Elementary School’s third-graders got a D or F in reading. That was before the pandemic. This year, with a fluctuating mix of remote and in-person classes, 69% of Oakdale’s third-graders fell below a C. That’s one of the more extreme swings, but data on classroom grades provided by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools shows many schools have taken dramatic hits on measures of academic performance during the pandemic. Almost always, they’re sc...

Some Inland Empire elementary school students have been back in the classroom since fall, but the Lucerne Valley Unified School District superintendent wants more campuses to reopen.