MMSD school board to consider vaccine mandate for teachers
Madison teachers may soon be required to get vaccinated, depending on what the Madison Metropolitan School District Board of Education decides at its meeting next week.
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Madison teachers may soon be required to get vaccinated, depending on what the Madison Metropolitan School District Board of Education decides at its meeting next week.
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School districts are still finalizing how they'll spend a portion of federal pandemic relief funds going into the coming school year, but a few key priorities are emerging.
Health experts are worried about serious illness passing through the halls of schools this upcoming school year – and not just COVID-19.
Student enrollment in both public and private schools has taken a major hit following the start of the Coronavirus pandemic.
The newest school in DeForest is now officially open.
School districts can’t require eligible students to get the COVID-19 vaccine because it’s not a mandatory immunization like several others in the state -- but they track student and staff vaccinations.
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Students are gearing up to go back to school, and hundreds will be able to do so with some new gear.
The Madison Metropolitan School District won't require their staff to be vaccinated or undergo regular testing for COVID-19 in the coming school year, according to a spokesperson. Masks will be mandated inside school buildings and buses but not required outside,…
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Registration is now open for the next school year in the Madison Metropolitan School District, and it will be done entirely online.
As many area school districts work to finalize their back-to-school safety plans, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services is updating its COVID-19 guidance ahead of the fall semester.
"We just want to do everything that we can to make sure that kids in our community have the supplies they need, especially not being in the classroom for so long," CEO Michael Johnson said.
As many pandemic restrictions are lifted, schools anticipate a lot more students returning to the classroom than last spring - which means more kids on the buses and walkways.
VERONA, Wis. The Verona Area School District is adjusting its start and end times because of a lack of bus drivers. In a letter to parents, the district said drivers will be running three loops now instead of two to…
The Sun Prairie Area School District is requiring masks inside school facilities for all students and adults starting Monday.
All students and staff in the Verona Area School District will be required to wear masks indoors and on buses to start the upcoming school year, according to an e-mail sent to parents Wednesday morning.
UW Health says it is possible for students to return to in-person learning this fall, even with COVID cases spiking.
As many school districts in southern Wisconsin are working on finalizing their back-to-school safety plans, pediatricians at UW Health are weighing in on what a safe return to the classroom should look like.