A Republican state representative announced intentions to introduce a bill that would prohibit Ohio’s schools from enforcing a mask mandate for students.
Under the new guidance, anyone who “consistently and correctly wears a mask in school” won’t be required to stay home if there is a COVID case in their classroom.
The health department suggests all students and adults on school transportation be required to wear masks while also saying mask-wearing indoors should be standard in some situations.
As schools look to return to a bit of normalcy, international opportunities start to open up as well, including exchange programs that faced a major halt last year.
BG schools are experiencing a shortage in substitute teachers and bus drivers, but the district will be back to full-time in-person learning by the end of March.
A sea of red wearing concerned teachers, parents, students, and Sylvania Schools staff filled the parking lot and front lawn of the administration building earlier today, following the news of layoffs and reassignments of instructors.
Beginning September 8th Toledo Public Schools will offer delivered breakfasts and lunches to students in need, as well as a bus load of other available student resources.
1,086 masked up students traveled to campus today to move into their student housing, all in preparation for the start of classes for the University of Findlay on August 17.