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Rochester Community Schools settled with mother-of-two Elena Dinverno after she sued the district in federal court when higher ups contacted her employer and got her fired
A woman who says she lost her job for criticizing COVID-19 policies in Rochester Community Schools has reached a deal with the district.
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Petition to change Lynchburg City School Board falls short of signature goal It will end up about 1,400 signatures short Published: Updated: Tags: LYNCHBURG, Va. – A petition to change the Lynchburg City School board will fall short of its goal. As we’ve reported, a group of parents started a petition last fall to get a referendum on the upcoming ballot to have an elected, rather than an appointed school board. The Conservative Parents of Lynchburg needed 6,000 signatures, but they’ll be about 1,400 short. “We collected over 4,000 signatures in the middle of a pandemic. That sho...
Mom says Rochester school board called her work after remote learning comments on social media By FOX 2 Staff Lawsuit claims Rochester school board called woman’s job for comments posted online A woman claims that the Rochester school board called her employer after she posted comments about remote learning on social media. SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (FOX 2) - A Rochester Community School mom is suing the school district, board president, and superintendent after she says the board retaliated against her for vocalizing her opposition of the district's remote-learning efforts during the COVID-19 p...
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Parents, school leaders react to legislation requiring full-time, in-person option If signed, it would take effect July 1 Published: Tags: LYNCHBURG, Va. – The Virginia Senate voted 36-3 Thursday, approving legislation that requires schools to provide full-time, in-person instruction as the coronavirus pandemic continues. The bill also passed the House Wednesday and, if signed by Gov. Ralph Northam, it would take effect July 1. Karl Loos, president of the Lynchburg Education Association, doesn’t see this as legislators throwing the gauntlet down towards educators, but rather working t...