As Virginia moves toward making masks in school optional, the Stafford School Board meets tonight to discuss the mask mandate. Tuesday night, the board continued to hear comments from the public about masks.
Supervisors being blamed by speakers for school funding decisions while school board meeting are laughed at nationally
WATCH: Students, parents and teachers spoke to the Spotsylvania School Board about the budget. Many speakers voiced concern about teachers leaving the county for more money elsewhere.
Spotsylvania School Board Chairman Kirk Twigg creates more confusion about the status of carryover money.
Stafford School Superintendent Dr. Thomas Taylor talks about his background, the challenges of COVID and his budget.
The School Board voted for a second time in less than a week. The board will wait until the Virginia Supreme Court rules on an executive order from the governor that allows parents to choose.
Stafford parents asked the School Board on Tuesday night to give them the choice on whether their kids wear a mask to school.
Here’s a list for area schools on mask requirements
School recognized for closing the gender gap in AP Computer Science A
To qualify, the applicant’s parent or guardian must be a current member-owner of REC, and all applications must be submitted by Jan. 25
Statement says trespassing and disorderly conduct laws will be enforced
The vote was 5-2. Board members Siegmund and Halstead voting no
“You’ve got to have kindness and decorum, if you want to get along….” It’s been a school board lacking on decorum and professionalism. Then this happened!
No confidence a frequently used phrase
WATCH: No confidence in the new majority. A common theme of many speakers to the Spotsylvania School Board during public comment. Some teachers also said they would begin looking for new employment.
The Spotsylvania School Board rescinded its policy that required masks for students, teachers and visitors. Beginning on January 24th, parents can decide whether their children wear a mask in schools.
The Spotsylvania NAACP talked about voting rights, education and actions by the Spotsylvania School Board during an MLK Day virtual event.
Statement says masks have been successful in reducing COVID-19.
Karri Barile and Lisa Henry are both graduates of the school
Classes originally scheduled to meet in person will be conducted virtually via Zoom at the same time as scheduled at least through Jan. 30
Dr. Carol Flenard chosen at a less chaotic meeting Friday night
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