Cal school district adapts mask policy amid virus surge

By Mon Valley Independent

By Taylor Brown

tbrown@yourmvi.com

With more than 25 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in the California Area School District, new revisions to the health and safety plan are now in place.

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