Ketchikan’s school board voted Wednesday evening to slightly dial back mask requirements for the coming school year. But with COVID-19 infections near all-time highs in Ketchikan, it’s likely all staff and students will start the year with mandatory face masks.
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Ketchikan’s fire department is asking the City Council to approve nearly $200,000 in budget transfers to cover higher-than-expected overtime and supply costs.
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Ketchikan’s school board is set to finalize its plan to bring students back to school safely on Wednesday.
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The body of a Ketchikan man missing over the weekend has been recovered in Misty Fjords National Monument Wilderness.
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“The only time we would be out of school, not in 100% is if the community basically said we have to go on lockdown, and something’s wrong … if the borough mayor and the city mayor said, ‘OK, we can’t be having anything,'” the school district’s COVID-19 communications director said. “Otherwise, we’re in school.”
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