From The Pages Of Orlando Weekly: Tide Turns Against Anti-Covid Measures In Public Schools
• The tide is turning against measures taken to restrict coronavirus exposure in Central Florida’s public schools.
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• The tide is turning against measures taken to restrict coronavirus exposure in Central Florida’s public schools.
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• Orange County Schools have been open for face-to-face instruction since August 21.
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• Orange County Public Schools is considering a potential change in start times.
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• Ballots are being counted at this hour as Orange County teachers vote on a new contract that many of them oppose.
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• The Florida legislature passed HB 7069 last session and Governor Rick Scott signed it into law this summer. In reaction to the bill, school boards across the state joined a lawsuit to block it.
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• Orange County Public Schools are serving lunches to high poverty area students during a five day closure period after Hurricane Irma.
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• A new ordinance will change how and where public and charter schools are built in fast growing Orange County. The rules were approved Tuesday by the County Board of Commissioners.
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