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Schools need ways to check students, teachers are vaccinated, union president says

Schools need ways to check students, teachers are vaccinated, union president says Alessandra Young Replay Video UP NEXT As students and teachers begin gearing up for a new school year, health agencies in the Commonwealth are doing the same. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued guidance saying teachers and students who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 don’t need to wear masks in the classroom. Everyone else age 2 and up, however, needs to continue wearing masks, especially indoors and in crowded settings, according to the CDC. Karl Loos, President of the Lynchburg Education Association, said he can’t wait to get schools opened back up, but he does want to see this new guidance strictly followed.

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Lynchburg City School Board approved budget raises concerns among parents, educators

Lynchburg City School Board approved budget raises concerns among parents, educators
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Parents, school leaders react to legislation requiring full-time, in-person option

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 them together. “It’s not just throwing the doors open and bringing everybody back in with no regard to anyone’s safety or any conditions,” said Loos.

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Lynchburg Education Association concerned about vaccine distribution timeline

Lynchburg Education Association concerned about vaccine distribution timeline Hill City teachers left behind as other areas shift to next distribution phase Published: Tags: LYNCHBURG, Va. – While some parts of Virginia roll into the Phase 1-B vaccine distribution stage, others are still behind in the first phase. Lynchburg is one area waiting to shift into Phase 1-B and teachers are part of that next group. There are growing concerns that as cases continue to rise in the community, vaccines aren’t available to educators. Karl Loos, president of the Lynchburg Education Association, says teachers and staff are still coming in close contact with students and one another, even on a hybrid schedule.

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