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Bipartisan bill to require in-person learning full-time advances in the Virginia House of Delegates
General Assembly 2021

Bipartisan bill to require in-person learning full-time advances in the Virginia House of Delegates

The Education Committee in the Virginia House of Delegates advanced legislation Feb. 22 that will require school districts to offer in-person learning to K-12 students five-days-a-week. If it passes in the Senate and Governor Ralph Northam signs it, the requirement would not take effect until July 1, making it largely

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Bill to mandate in-person learning faces pushback from Virginia House Republican leaders
General Assembly 2021

Bill to mandate in-person learning faces pushback from Virginia House Republican leaders

A bipartisan bill to mandate an in-person learning option is facing pushback from Republican leadership in the Virginia House. “This is the bill that speaks to opening schools,” said the legislation’s sponsor, Virginia state Senator Siobhan Dunnavant (R-Henrico), when she presented it Monday in the Education Subcommittee for the

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