Feb 10, 2022

No More Masks

by: Maryanne Anderson

Dear AHA families, 

Due to our governor this morning lifting the mask mandate, we have told scholars they can remove their masks. (In case you were wondering, the school erupted in cheers.) Your child, of course, can chose to wear a mask but we will no longer be requiring or supplying them to scholars. We will also cease with morning  temperature checks. 

I would like to take this opportunity to express gratitude to each one of you for being supportive of us as we maneuver and try to do the best for our scholars. Your support has meant so much to us during this difficult time! 

I attribute our success during this pandemic to vigilant parents who have kept their children home when they are sick. Please remain this vigilant, and we will continue to help our scholars stay on track academically who are missing school due to sickness. 

As always if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.

Warm Regards,

Laurel Beckstead

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