But it also mentions schools could be ordered to remain closed even longer as public health officials continue to monitor the coronavirus’ presence in the city and the county. Woo’s order allows virtual instruction, such as video streaming of educational activities, to proceed.
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Junda Woo, Metropolitan Health District’s medical director who issued the order to keep schools closed until after September 7 Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg Police Chief William McManus and the officer who went to the schools last week, whose full name is not known. The defendants targeted by the lawsuit are Dr. Their lawsuit also claims a San Antonio Police Department “code enforcement officer” went to Cornerstone Christian Schools a week ago - on July 21 - to investigate a complaint, but couldn’t provide any details to school officials.Īfter meeting with the school superintendent and touring the campus, the officer left without issuing any citations, the lawsuit stated. The pastors of Cornerstone Church and several parents whose children attend Cornerstone Christian Schools have sued various San Antonio and Bexar County officials challenging Metro Health’s order to close all public and private schools until after Labor Day to guard against the spread of the coronavirus. Jerry Lara /Staff photographer Show More Show Less Hagee and his son, Matthew, have filed sued against city, county and Metro Health officials seeking to open the church’s school in mid-August, contrary to an order from Metro Health. Then-San Antonio City Councilman Greg Brockhouse, left, speaks with Cornerstone Church Pastor John Hagee before the start of a regular council meeting in April 2019. Jerry Lara /Staff photographer Show More Show Less 2 of2 Hagee and his son, Matthew, have sued city, county and Metro Health officials over an order to keep schools closed through Labor Day. Pastor John Hagee and his wife, Diana, arrive for Charline McCombs’ funeral services at Alamo Heights United Methodist Church in December 2019.
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