Roughly one-third of the district’s students are in summer programming.
Summer school surveillance testing could provide a window into continuing cases.
The vaccination rate in the jail is now higher than the rest of the city and state.
In mid-May, the CDC lowered the eligibility age from 16 to 12.
Superintendent Henderson Lewis Jr. announced next school year will be his last as superintendent of the district.
People quarantining dropped from 506 to 408.
As vaccination rates remain low, possibility of further outbreaks remain.
The city sent out an email on Friday saying that the federally funded program, which has fed more than 10,000 people, would come to an end this month. But an official said that email was 'premature.' Still, the city now plans to end the program after June.
Despite loosening of face covering rules, masks are still required at schools around the state.
Cantrell administration expects the money will be needed to make up for a weak local economy for several years.