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Editorial: Cabell, Wayne school boards made right call on masks

Editorial: Parents have more choices in children s education

With the beginning of the new school year almost upon us, it’s clear that one concept is coming up more often: choice. Parents and students have more choices now than before. With choice comes the need for school systems and individual schools to prove their value. In Cabell County, more families are choosing to homeschool their children. The number of homeschooled students in Cabell County increased from 550 in the 2017-18 school year to 999 enrolled in home-based programs for the 2020-21 year. The pandemic undoubtedly contributed to that jump, as some parents decided against sending their children back to the classroom after restrictions eased.

School districts turn attention to summer curriculum

Defendants in case by former Wayne Co school board employee seek to have suit dismissed

HUNTINGTON Several defendants in a lawsuit alleging an employee was wrongfully accused of obstructing an investigation are asking for the lawsuit to be dismissed. The Wayne County Commission, Wayne County Sheriff Richard Thompson and Deputy Harry Sowards filed a motion to dismiss the case in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia at Huntington. The defendants argue that there are no First Amendment violations that occurred and that the plaintiff did not actually allege any policy or custom of the commission in connection with his First, Fourth or 14th Amendment rights. Here, the Complaint is completely devoid of any factual allegation that the Wayne County Commission had a written policy, ordinance, regulation, or formally adopted decision regarding any alleged deprivation or act complained of regarding its officers, the motion states. 

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