Students in Utah’s Tooele County will now have to mask up if there’s a school outbreak of COVID-19

The new policy sets thresholds for what will trigger a 30-day mask mandate.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) A substitute teachers instructs 2nd graders at Northlake Elementary in the Tooele School District. The school district will be under a mask order from the county for when cases of the coronavirus reach a certain threshold.

Students in Utah’s Tooele County will now have to mask up if there’s a school outbreak of COVID-19

The new policy sets thresholds for what will trigger a 30-day mask mandate.

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