Tuscaloosa City Schools

The Tuscaloosa City Schools Board of Education voted to adopt an extension on the current mask requirement in all facilities until November 19.

The Tuscaloosa City Board of Education will continue to require teachers, students and visitors to wear face coverings inside its buildings until at least October 20th.

The petition argues that dress codes usually target female students and students of color and shames them at an already vulnerable time in their life.

The sixth grade class at a middle school in Tuscaloosa has temporarily switched to virtual learning after several of its students tested positive for COVID-19.

The Tuscaloosa City School System has now reported a total of 407 confirmed COVID-19 cases, exceeding the total number of last year's cases in less than one month.

The Tuscaloosa City Schools Board of Education voted to extend its universal mask mandate another month until October 6. Masks will be "highly recommended" thereafter.

Nearly 9 percent of the entire student body at Central High School was in isolation or quarantining Wednesday due to exposure to COVID-19.

156 students in the Tuscaloosa City Schools system have tested positive for the novel coronavirus since classes resumed there two weeks ago.

In an email to parents the Tuscaloosa City Schools announced that football tickets for Bryant High School, Central High School and Northridge High School will not be sold at the gates and can only be purchased using GoFan.

The Tuscaloosa City Schools Board of Education approved a universal mask mandate for faculty and students until September 10.