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Recently, Superintendent Jubal Yennie has released a letter to families in Albany County School District #1 (ACSD#1) regarding COVID-19 and the Delta Variant. In line with the guidance from the Center for Diseases Control (CDC), Yennie stated that the district will follow the CDC guidelines and be recommending universal indoor masking in all school facilities when school starts on August 26... Rea

At the Board of Trustees Regular Meeting which was held on July 14, the Albany County School District #1 (ACSD#1) Board of Trustees unanimously approved a contract extension and raise for Superintendent Dr. Jubal Yennie. Dr. Yennie’s new contract runs through June 30, 2024, and is scheduled to increase his salary by 2.5 per ...

The Albany County School District #1 (ACSD#1) Board of Trustees voted in a special session to continue COVID-19 mitigation strategies, including the use of face coverings, through the end of the 2020-21 school year. The Wyoming Department of Health will end its statewide health order that requires mask use and physical distancing requirements in K-12 schools on May 31, however, specific protocols

The signs of summer are all over Wyoming, melting snow, warm afternoons, and high school graduations. The Class of 2021 will be getting their diplomas soon.

In a recent post, Albany County School District #1 Superintendent Jubal Yennie posted an update regarding COVID-19 around the Thanksgiving holiday. Yennie stated that there are two primary measures that must occur following the Thanksgiving Holiday break to continue to safely operate schools and to reduce the transmission of COVID-19: Parents, students, and staff must complete the revised Daily H

Albany County School District #1 released a letter from the Superintendent Jubal Yennie regarding the cases of COVID-19 within the school district and the steps which are being taken to aid in lowering the cases. In the letter, the superintendent stated that as of November 9, the school district has 10 students and 5 staff members who have tested positive...

The group hopes to collect 4,000 masks for the upcoming school year.

The event will be taking place between August 7 to August 9.

The meeting will be held on July 8.