Florida Judge Blocks Order Requiring Schools Offer In-Person Learning

A judge ruled against an executive order mandating in-person learning in Florida, citing safety concerns and expert advice during the pandemic. The Florida Education Association filed a lawsuit against state officials, claiming the order violated the Florida Constitution. The state appealed, pausing the judge's injunction, while the FDA plans to file a motion to reinstate the ruling.

What was the primary reason the judge ruled against the order for in-person learning?

• Lack of funding for schools

• Safety concerns and health expert advice

• Insufficient teacher training

• Parental opposition

Who filed the lawsuit against the executive order for in-person learning?

• Florida Parents Association

• Florida Education Association

• Miami Dade County

• Florida Health Department

Which constitutional document did the lawsuit claim the executive order violated?

• Florida Constitution

• United States Constitution

• Bill of Rights

• Declaration of Independence

What action did the state take following the judge's decision?

• Revised the executive order

• Ignored the ruling

• Appealed the decision

• Implemented the order immediately

What is the FDA's planned response to the state's appeal?

• Withdraw the lawsuit

• Negotiate with the state

• File a motion to reinstate the ruling

• File a motion to dismiss the appeal