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Chandler USD released COVID-19 case data per school Aug. 3. (Alexa D'Angelo/Community Impact Newspaper)
Phoenix
9:53 AM Aug 4, 2021 MST
Chandler, Hamilton high schools see rise in COVID-19 cases after first two weeks of school
Gov. Doug Ducey said Arizona law prohibiting mask mandates remains in place following new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommending all individuals—including fully vaccinated individuals—wear masks in K-12 schools. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Phoenix
9:48 AM Jul 28, 2021 MST
Gov. Ducey reaffirms law prohibiting mask mandates following updated guidance from CDC
Gov. Doug Ducey announced a series of tweets April 19 that K-12 schools will no longer require masks. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Phoenix
6:24 PM Apr 21, 2021 MST
Chandler USD board moves to continue requiring masks in classrooms with exception for outdoor activities
Gov. Doug Ducey announced a series of tweets April 19 that K-12 schools will no longer require masks. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Phoenix
3:53 PM Apr 19, 2021 MST
Governor rescinds order requiring masks in K-12 schools
(Alexa D'Angelo/Community Impact Newspaper)
Phoenix
8:48 AM Feb 18, 2021 MST
Chandler USD eligible to get over $13M to offset COVID-19 expenses, according to state dept.
A car parade will take place later today to urge the Chandler USD governing board to consider virtual learning as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Phoenix
10:28 AM Jan 4, 2021 MST
Educators, parents to gather Jan. 4 in effort to return to virtual learning as COVID-19 cases rise
Gov. Doug Ducey joined state education, legislative and veteran affairs leaders Sept. 10 to discuss suicide prevention and awareness in schools and in the broader community on National Suicide Prevention Day. (Community Impact staff)
Phoenix
2:12 PM Sep 10, 2020 MST
Governor talks suicide prevention in Arizona on World Suicide Prevention Day
The Arizona Department of Health Services released benchmarks on COVID-19 metrics that local schools can use to judge when to reopen schools either fully in person or in a hybrid model. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Phoenix
11:24 AM Sep 3, 2020 MST
Maricopa County meets benchmarks for reopening schools, according to state data
The Arizona Department of Health Services issued an emergency measure Aug. 24 requiring schools, child care centers and shelters to report outbreaks of COVID-19 to local health officials, according to a news release from ADHS. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Phoenix
3:59 PM Aug 24, 2020 MST
State sets format for schools, child care facilities to report COVID-19 cases
The Arizona Department of Health Services released benchmarks on COVID-19 metrics that local schools can use to judge when to reopen schools either fully in-person or in a hybrid model. (Community Impact staff)
Phoenix
4:50 PM Aug 11, 2020 MST
Data: See where Maricopa County stands in the metrics for reopening schools
Chandler USD will remain online for the first quarter. (Community Impact staff)
Phoenix
7:50 PM Aug 5, 2020 MST
Chandler USD to continue with remote learning through first quarter
The state's highest education official said Aug. 3 that is was "unlikely" that any Arizona school will be able to reopen for in-person or hybrid learning by Gov. Doug Ducey's targeted Aug. 17 date. (Community Impact staff)
Phoenix
5:27 PM Aug 3, 2020 MST
State superintendent: It is 'unlikely' schools will resume in-person on target Aug. 17 date
Chandler USD officials sent an email to families July 24 updating them on criteria to return to in-person classroom instruction and changes to the district's meal service program. (Community Impact staff)
Phoenix
11:53 AM Jul 24, 2020 MST
Chandler USD updates community on reopening, school meal plans
Gov. Doug Ducey announced at a press conference July 16 that the state will extend its eviction moratorium until Oct. 31; he also encouraged Arizonans to continue to wear a mask and stay home to curb the spread of COVID-19. (Community Impact staff)
Phoenix
4:00 PM Jul 16, 2020 MST
Gov. Ducey extends eviction moratorium through Oct. 31, urges residents to stay the course
As the number of COVID-19-related hospitalizations continues to climb across Arizona, the state's hospital systems have begun to implement "surge plans," or plans for adding extra capacity to hospitals when more patients need to be treated. (Alexa D'Angelo/Community Impact Newspaper)
Phoenix
5:00 AM Jul 11, 2020 MST
Medical center preps for surge capacity, indoor dining in Arizona limited: News from metro Phoenix
Kathy Hoffman, state superintendent of public instruction, released a statement July 7 following a July 6 tweet from President Donald Trump stating Trump's belief that "schools must open in the fall." (Community Impact staff)
Phoenix
7:24 AM Jul 9, 2020 MST
State education official responds to Trump's tweet and more Gilbert, Chandler news
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Doug Ducey
Phoenix
3:31 PM
Gov. Ducey offering additional money to schools that stay open to in-person instruction
State guidance to schools on reopening for in-person instruction focuses on three health metrics (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Phoenix
5:30 PM
State releases metrics for schools to determine start of in-person instruction
Doug Ducey
Phoenix
6:30 PM
Arizona schools to get guidelines on when to reopen in person, Ducey says
Phoenix
8:15 PM
Gilbert voters guide for August town, primary elections
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Phoenix
6:00 PM
State releases $269.2 million funding plan to reopen schools in pandemic's wake
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Phoenix
11:15 AM
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State closes schools through end of school year
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