Assistant softball coach Drew Ware, center, chats with players and family members prior to the start of the May 12 parade to honor Amherst County High School's senior softball players. The event, like many social gatherings in the past nine months, included participants wearing face masks to reduce the risk of COVID-19.
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Amherst County Public Schools Superintendent Rob Arnold and Amherst County School Board members Christopher Terry, center, and John Grieser speak while wearing facial coverings immediately following a July 30 special called board meeting.
Justin Faulconer
Amherst County Public Schools Superintendent (center, seated) and other school officials wear masks during a special called meeting of the Amherst County School Board on July 30. Teresa Crouch (right, seated), the division's chief financial officer, wears a face shield.
Justin Faulconer
Mark Thurston, in a sign of the times, wears a mask and gloves while wearing a 'Class of 2020 Quarantined' shirt. Thurston in May graduated from Amherst County High School.
Facial coverings, a hot-button topic that has drawn debate across the country during the novel coronavirus pandemic, landed front and center at the Amherst County School Board’s July 30 meeting.
Assistant softball coach Drew Ware, center, chats with players and family members prior to the start of the May 12 parade to honor Amherst County High School's senior softball players. The event, like many social gatherings in the past nine months, included participants wearing face masks to reduce the risk of COVID-19.
Amherst County Public Schools Superintendent Rob Arnold and Amherst County School Board members Christopher Terry, center, and John Grieser speak while wearing facial coverings immediately following a July 30 special called board meeting.
Amherst County Public Schools Superintendent (center, seated) and other school officials wear masks during a special called meeting of the Amherst County School Board on July 30. Teresa Crouch (right, seated), the division's chief financial officer, wears a face shield.
Mark Thurston, in a sign of the times, wears a mask and gloves while wearing a 'Class of 2020 Quarantined' shirt. Thurston in May graduated from Amherst County High School.