COVID-19 fatigue among parents in the De Pere school district shows no signs of abating even among high postive case numbers.

At its Tuesday, Nov. 17, city council meeting, the City of De Pere held a virtual public hearing on its proposed 2021 budget, and no one spoke.

Superintendent Dennis Krueger said the district will be going to remote learning for a week after the upcoming holiday breaks.

De Pere Health Department Director Deb Armbruster gave the De Pere Common Council a COVID-19 update at its Nov. 4 meeting.

The De Pere school board is relaxing the criteria for reopening schools to in-person instruction after a special meeting Monday, Nov. 9.

Superintendent Dennis Krueger said the district is in the process of collaborating with CESA 6 to host an on-site form of a rapid COVID-19 test.

The West De Pere school board attended a COVID-19 workshop to have dialogue about the virus in schools Monday, Nov. 3, in the high school library.

More than 650 people watched the De Pere school board virtually decide to keep schools closed to in-person instruction to at least Nov. 24.

It was good news for taxpayers in the De Pere school district Monday, Oct. 26, when the school board passed a pocketbook-friendly budget.

At its Tuesday, Oct. 20, virtual meeting, the De Pere Common Council discussed the results of the community equity and inclusion survey.