By Nov. 8, Loudoun students playing winter and spring sports must provide proof of vaccination.
After temporarily relaxing its audit of students applying for federal grants and loans this academic year, the Education Department is fully resuming the widely criticized process, known as verification, for the 2022-2023 Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, cycle.
Tanner Cross will continue working as a physical education teacher while his case proceeds.
Florida's move came hours after the U.S. Education Department announced it was investigating some states that have policies banning mask mandates in schools.
The investigations in Iowa, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Utah will explore whether prohibitions on universal mask mandates discriminate against students with disabilities.
The vaccine rule will go into effect Nov. 8 for winter and spring sports this academic year.
More than 200,000 students are expected to return to classes in the nation’s capital and nearby suburbs.
School officials have spent months refining guidelines and other strategies to try to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
Life Pieces to Masterpieces, in Northeast Washington, offered sessions on the coronavirus and vaccination as part of its response to the pandemic.
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Not a single incoming freshmen at School Without Walls attended a DCPS middle school in the city’s poorest wards.
Parents can opt out of testing. Advocates feared that an earlier requirement to consent to testing could mean not enough kids would be screened for the virus.
They asked Maryland’s inspector general for education to look into a local ethics panel.
The decision marks a milestone in the heated debate about mask mandates in Florida's schools as parents in nearly all other states that limit mask mandates press on with legal challenges.
