Heroes

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last week overturned a decision by Lucas County health officials Dec. 4 that closed middle-school and high-school buildings through Jan. 11 because of the pandemic. Attorneys for the schools called the decision to prevent the in-person classes at the religious schools discriminatory.

The schools immediately appealed to the appeals court, which stressed that the decision violated the schools’ rights. The schools’ attorneys said that the private schools closed while the county allowed gyms, tanning salons, office buildings and a large casino to remain open.

Then in December Superintendent Deacon announced that they’d be keeping remote learning indefinitely because it sure beats opening up the buildings, maintaining them, and listening to the teachers whine about how they’re all going to die.