By Nov. 8, Loudoun students playing winter and spring sports must provide proof of vaccination.
Tanner Cross will continue working as a physical education teacher while his case proceeds.
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.
As the city restarts safe passage programs, it is faced with a slew of pandemic-induced challenges.
- Education
- Perspective
Comedy legends Nichols and May met because they thought only one school would have them
The Northern Virginia school system is one of the last in the D.C. region to adopt a vaccine mandate for employees.
A linguist, educator and activist, she devoted her life to building a culture that celebrates deaf people and American Sign Language.
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.
“This could be a watershed moment for summer school in America,” said one expert.
The state board of education passed emergency regulations, which will now go to a legislative committee for approval.
Grimm sued the Gloucester County School Board over its refusal to let him use the boys’ restroom.
The refusal comes as Montgomery County teachers prepare for the first day of school.
The parent group Fight for Schools is accusing Beth Barts of harassment and disrespecting constituents.
Under current rules, D.C. Public Schools teachers must get vaccinated or tested.
The reports targeted elected board members who clashed with the county’s political establishment.
