There are 13 article(s) tagged Dr. Joris Ray:
When Shelby County Schools students entered their school buildings this month, many did so for the first time in about a year. But children attending smaller suburban municipal districts had been back for months.
Monday was the first day of in-person classes for Shelby County Schools.
SCS teachers are preparing to be joined in their classrooms by students for the first time in nearly a year.
Shelby County Schools teachers received vaccines beginning Wednesday, just days before their students return to classrooms March 1.
School superintendents and local public health officials may lose some of their power under a bill that passed by a party-line vote in the Tennessee Senate Monday, Feb. 22.
When Shelby County Schools teachers got vaccinated after a surprise last-minute availability, Superintendent Joris Ray “took the opportunity to stand with” them.
SCS programs remain on hold while others in Shelby County and around the state have started practicing and playing.
But third attempt to speak with Joris Ray ends in only despair and more frustration.
Shelby County athletes are right to ask why everyone else can play sports when they cannot. The honest answer to that question reflects badly on us all.
A call has gone out for a protest at the Shelby County Schools Board of Education on Wednesday morning.
Shelby County Schools superintendent Joris Ray announced Tuesday that he is postponing all fall sports in the district “until further notice.”
Thanks to the more than 3,100 students and their teachers who completed our first virtual summer school, we have a rich source of pilot-test information about how to do virtual learning in Shelby County.
The state governing board for high school athletics asserted that its plan to return to fall sports was safe.
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