The district's COVID-19 vaccination mandate for students — one of the first enacted around the state in 2021 — has been on pause since spring of last year.
The California Supreme Court struck down San Diego Unified School District’s student COVID-19 vaccine mandate this week and affirmed anOn Wednesday, the state‘s highest court rejected a challenge to the lower court’s November ruling in favor of Let Them Choose, an initiative of the anti-mask mandate group Let Them Breathe.
“This is the final finish line that we’ve crossed in protecting the rights of millions of California students against any unlawful COVID-19 vaccine mandates,” McKeeman said. “We were able to keep San Diego Unified students in school, and now we’ve set precedent statewide, just making it clear that other school districts cannot exclude students that don’t have the COVID-19 vaccine, or put forward their own mandates.
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