A Florida judge on Monday blocked the state's requirement that all brick-and-mortar public schools must offer in-class education by August 31.
In his temporary injunction, 2nd Judicial Circuit Court Judge Charles Dodson said Florida Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran"arbitrarily prioritized reopening schools statewide in August over safety, and over the advice of health experts and that all districts complied in order to avoid loss of state funding."The ruling was a win for teacher unions.
"Violations to our health and safety protocols, both on and off campus, are subject to harsh disciplinary action, up to and including suspension from UA," Bell wrote in a letter to the campus community on Sunday.The University of Kentucky began a second phase of testing Sunday after a roughly 3% positivity rate for Covid-19 among fraternities and sororities in initial testing, which is triple the roughly 1% positivity rate for the general student population.
I wonder what the political leaning of that judge is? 🤣
Only until there are zero germs must school resume for CNN and Democrats to be happy. Shutdowns have done so many positive things...
Amazing how idiotic the sheep are in this country
Oh man... i was hoping we could finally wipe Florida off the map.
When politicians refuse to protect their constituents, Thank God for the courts.
'A Florida man' - here, I fixed the headline for you. You are welcome.