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While some parents dont think the agreement went far enough, others are organizing to prevent the deals guaranteed masking from being enforced.

CPS said the "court’s current ruling does not prohibit CPS from exercising its authority to continue its COVID-19 mitigation policies and procedures, including universal masking by students and staff and vaccination and testing requirements for staff members."

The move the Montgomery County School Board made this past week is part of several steps that could allow teachers and staff to unionize.

Attorney Thomas Devore, who represented families in the lawsuit against Gov. JB Pritzker's mask mandate, warned that he believes districts could be facing trouble if they continue to require masks. "There could be significant liability for school districts to continue to implement and enforce requirements that this court has said violates due process of law," Devore said.

Unethia Fox, a special education mathematics teacher at South Miami Senior High School, has been named the 2023 Francisco R. Walker Miami-Dade County Teacher of the Year.

One parent told Newsweek her sons local school council purchased their own KN95 masks while waiting on the district to distribute the ones promised.

Chicago Teachers Union President Jesse Sharkey announced Wednesday that he will not seek re-election as president of the CTU.

By the time some parents have received their childs results, the recommended five-day isolation period for unvaccinated kids has already passed.

"In the eyes of many around our city, and our country, we succeeded," Chicago Teachers Union President Jesse Sharkey wrote in a statement on Wednesday.

The Everybody Counts program officially launched Tuesday afternoon. It's designed to make sure every Jefferson County Public School senior is put on a path to success, whether that's getting a higher education, going to work, or both.