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Leon’s withdrawal leaves only four districts continuing with the appeal: Miami-Dade, Broward, Alachua, and Duval.
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The district dropped its mask requirements for pre-K through eighth grade. Superintendent Rocky Hanna says he’s following through on his promise to revisit the policy when positivity rates fell.
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The district will allow asymptomatic children to stay in school. Those students will still have to wear a mask, though.
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An administrative court has consolidated Leon's challenge and four similar cases by other districts and groups including the Florida State Conference of the NAACP. A hearing is scheduled for Sept. 24.
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The 3-2 vote upholds a decision by Superintendent Rocky Hanna to reinstitute a mandatory mask policy. The policy survived an attempt by two members to overturn it.
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The change would be in violation of rules enacted to enforce Gov. Ron DeSantis’ executive order requiring parents to make mask decisions for their children.
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The Broward, Leon, Duval and Alachua school districts began testing how far they can go regarding student mask mandates, setting up potential showdowns with the governor and education commissioner.
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Leon County schools will stick with a mask optional policy when students return next month. That decision was unchanged after hours of testimony at Tuesday night’s school board meeting.
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Some 34,000 Leon County Students headed back to school Monday and with a new school year comes changes, mostly related to school safety.
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Leon County Schools has debuted its comprehensive school safety program to be implemented this school year. Many of the updates are mandated by the...