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Starting Monday, Waco ISD mandates masks for all - Vimarsana News

Starting Monday, Waco ISD mandates masks for all

Starting Monday, Aug. 30, Waco ISD joins other schools in mandating masks for everyone on campus. This announcement comes just days after the district said it would not be mandating masks.

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Calvert ISD defies Gov.Abbott and implements their own mask mandate - Vimarsana News

Calvert ISD defies Gov.Abbott and implements their own mask mandate

Calvert ISD decided to move forward with the mandate to help ensure the safety of their students and staff.

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Baylor announces temporary mask requirements for fall, more updated protocols - Vimarsana News

Baylor announces temporary mask requirements for fall, more updated protocols

Baylor University announced it will be temporarily requiring masks in certain indoor settings during the fall semester beginning on Aug. 23. Mandatory testing for unvaccinated individuals who are not exempt will be increased to twice weekly in the first four weeks of the semester.

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U.S. Sec. of Education defines local education agencies' rights regarding masks, contact tracing in letter - Vimarsana News

U.S. Sec. of Education defines local education agencies' rights regarding masks, contact tracing in letter

Sec. Cardona said in the letter that local educational agencies have the freedom, or 'discretion' as stated in the letter, to use ARP ESSER funds for any policies aligned with CDC guidance. Cardona said the department also stands with any Texas schools that have implemented such policies.

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'Forget the Alamo' discussion coming to San Antonio - Vimarsana News

'Forget the Alamo' discussion coming to San Antonio

FacebookTwitterEmail Writers of "Forget the Alamo," the book that become a subject of ire for GOP state leaders, are planning a townhall forum taking place in San Antonio this week. Handout / Writers of "Forget the Alamo," the book that become a subject of ire for GOP state leaders, are planning a townhall forum in San Antonio this week.  The team behind the New York Times best-seller, Bryan Burrough, Jason Stanford and Chris Tomlinson, will join civil rights leader Mario Salas and Bexar County Commissioner Tommy Calvert for a discussion on how the Alamo can serve as an "Epicenter of Heali...