CHARLESTON â The West Virginia Board of Education didnât take action at its emergency meeting Wednesday against the dwindling number of counties that are still defying its order to reopen classrooms.
State schools Superintendent Clayton Burch said only three counties â Gilmer, Marion and Taylor â still arenât complying. State board members suggested they may vote Tuesday to punish continued defiance, and they heard a range of options from their top attorney.
The state branch of the American Federation of Teachers union also filed suit Wednesday against the state school board, asking a judge to quickly stop the state board from forcing counties to restart in-person instruction.
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and senate democrats want gun legislation on the floor and republicans are not having it. i sat down with a group of diverse gun owners to see where they draw the line. we start with breaking news about tom steyer. a top aid to ste why, er in iowa has reportedly offered campaign contributions, that is money, to local politicians in exchange for endorsing steyer s presidential bid. it is not illegal, but if payments were made and not disclosed, it could violate campaign law. several candidated said they were surprised that they would think he could just go out and buy their support. joining us now, a political reporter who we rarely get to see here in new york, this is a wow, tell us about it. basically it sounds like this senior advisor on the ground, path murphy, may have been