Final week unmasked for some Ashland County schools as Superintendents are allowing masks optional for staff and students.
As of June 2nd, Governor Dewine’s lift of all COVID-19 pandemic orders included Ashland City and Loudonville-Perrysville exempted village schools having the option for faculty and students to go unmasked.
All of Ashland City Schools have altered their COVID-19 regulations concerning masks as they are now optional for adults and children in their 5 buildings throughout the district. This has been approved by Superintendent Douglas Marrah.  The school year ends on June 9th for students and June 10th for staff with graduation taking place on June 12th, 2021.
The optional masking has also been adopted in Loudonville-Perrysville exempted village schools approved by Superintendent Catherine Puster.
Ashland City’s Schools:
- Ashland High School
- Ashland Middle School
- Edison Elementary School
- Reagan Elementary School
- Taft Intermediate School
Loudonville-Perrysville Schools:
Masks Optional but…
Other COVID-19 protocols will still remain in the schools. These include social distancing, hand washing and sanitizing, as well as routine cleaning.
The district does recommend along with the Ohio Health Department that unvaccinated individuals continue to wear a mask.
Questions about COVID-19 and children this summer?
Listen to Stark County Health Department Medical Director Dr. Ahmann explain here: https://fb.watch/5V4-V5uC9E/
Post your thoughts below on the final week of masks / unmasked for Ashland County schools.
Other Ashland City School News:
Ashland City Schools will hold a free Minecraft Coding Camp for children going into 3rd-6th grades.
The camp will run August, 2nd-3rd, 2021.Â
- 3rd Grade- August 2nd, 2021 9am-Noon
- 4th Grade- August 2nd, 2021 12:30pm-3:30pm
- 5th Grade- August 3rd, 2021 9am-Noon
- 6th Grade- August 3rd, 2021 12:30pm-3:30pm
Register here until July 24th.
