Minot Public Superintendent addresses measles concerns
With a measles outbreak confirmed in Williams County and cases now appearing just North of the boarder, Minot Public Schools are preparing for potential local impacts. Superintendent Scott Faul outlined the district’s close coordination with First District Health and detailed communication efforts with families of unvaccinated students. As a precaution, a middle school band trip to Williston was canceled. Should a case arise locally, a 21-day quarantine would be mandated by state health officials. Ward County’s current vaccination rate stands at nearly 92%, providing some reassurance. Charles Crane with Minot Daily News has the full story.
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