Los Angeles public schools delay student vaccine mandate after mass noncompliance

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The Los Angeles Unified School District announced Tuesday it would delay enforcement of its student COVID-19 vaccine mandate, as over 30,000 students had not complied in time to meet the deadline, which was set for Friday.

The vaccine mandate would have required all students over the age of 12 to receive their second dose to keep attending classes in person following the winter break. Those who did not comply would have to either disenroll from LA public schools or attend classes virtually, ABC 7 reported.

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