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Moses Lake School Board President Kevin Fuhr (center) asks protesters to leave the board meeting on Thursday, Feb. 24. Fuhr said he supported the right to protest peacefully, but mandates from Olympia needed to be complied with to serve the best interests of the district. He said he has seen the impact refusing to comply with the mandates has had on other districts. Fuhr is flanked by board vice president Shannon Hintz (left) and Interim Superintendent Carole Meyer.

Moses Lake School Board President Kevin Fuhr (center) asks protesters to leave the board meeting on Thursday, Feb. 24. Fuhr said he supported the right to protest peacefully, but mandates from Olympia needed to be complied with to serve the best interests of the district. He said he has seen the impact refusing to comply with the mandates has had on other districts. Fuhr is flanked by board vice president Shannon Hintz (left) and Interim Superintendent Carole Meyer.

February 28, 2022

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Students, supporters protest mask requirement at MLSD meeting
February 28, 2022 1 a.m.

Students, supporters protest mask requirement at MLSD meeting

MOSES LAKE — Several students and their supporters were asked to leave after they refused to wear masks at last Thursday’s Moses Lake School District Board of Directors meeting.