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Judge shoots down COVID vaccine mandate from San Diego schools, says it's up to the state
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An attorney for San Diego's school district, Mark. R. Bresee, was disappointed with the ruling and said the district is looking at options on how to respond.
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A judge ruled against a San Diego school district’s vaccine mandate for students, saying that school districts do not have the authority to implement inoculation requirements like the state legislature does.
A Superior Court judge sided with a parents group called Let Them Choose Monday and ruled against the San Diego Unified School District’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, agreeing that such a measure could only be approved by state lawmakers.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — A judge has ruled against the San Diego public school system’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students, saying the requirement set to begin Jan. 24 conflicts with
An attorney for San Diego's school district, Mark. R. Bresee, was disappointed with the ruling and said the district is looking at options on how to respond.
San Diego Unified is one of several large school districts in California to announce such mandates. Other districts with similar mandates include Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento and West Contra Costa Unified school districts.
A judge ruled against the district on Monday saying the district's mandate, which does not permit religious or personal belief exemptions, contradicts state law.
A judge has ruled against the San Diego public school system’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students, saying the requirement set to begin Jan. 24 conflicts with state law.
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