A California man fought with a teacher after seeing his child in a mask, officials say.
A fiery debate over mask mandates has intensified as schools open for the year. The latest on the debates and guidance from federal and state officials.
The vaccination announcements follow similar moves by officials in D.C. and Arlington.
Chancellor Ferebee said he plans to keep the controversial evaluation system, but make changes to it.
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The Atlanta Public Schools district said “using race as a method for assigning students to classrooms is unacceptable."
The governor cited CDC guidance and state law and said: “We all share the same goal of keeping our schools open and keeping our students safe.”
The guidelines will, in part, allow transgender students access to school facilities and groups, such as sport teams, that match their gender identities.
Olivia Paregol was an 18-year-old freshman at the University of Maryland when she died of complications from adenovirus. The family is now claiming the university and its former officials were responsible.
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) cited the surging delta variant and the need to keep schools open in imposing the first statewide vaccine requirement for school staff.
A survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that about half of parents are holding off on coronavirus vaccinations for their children, taking a wait-and-see attitude or, for many, outright opposing the shots.
The proposed policy says children must be allowed to use facilities that match their gender identities.
The university’s recommendations include a permanent ban on alcohol at fraternity and sorority events.
“We should have a right to bargain how we release information to the district,” the head of the D.C. union said.
Rise in number of covid cases casts shadow over plans for full return to classrooms.
Texas governor has barred government entities, including schools, from mask mandates
The move bolsters state efforts to supervise student loan servicers that are responsible for collecting federal education debt payments on behalf of the Education Department.
An Arizona doctor says her child may have come in contact with the coronavirus three days into the school year — after she spent a year and a half doing everything she could to protect her family from being exposed.
- Perspective
One study sees little indication of what works. Most programs are four hours or less per week.
The ideological battle over public health and personal choice is showing little sign of abating on the eve of the new school year.
