RVUSD ends most COVID-19 protocols, including mask requirements

DOVER- On Monday, the River Valleys Unified School District board announced major changes to COVID-19 protocols in the schools. They also discussed the fiscal year 2023 budget and Dover’s International Baccalaureate programming.
At the meeting, Dover School Principal Matt Martyn announced the school had eliminated several COVID-19-related restrictions, allowing students to gather together again.  “Kids were all playing together in the gym today, it was pretty awesome,” he said. “We will go back to lunch in the cafeteria starting on Monday, March 14.”


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