Wednesday’s ruling determined that the Texas Disaster Act does not give Gov. Greg Abbott the authority to suspend parts of the Education Code that allow school districts to issue vaccine mandates. Story by broocrum.
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The Texas Supreme Court’s ruling forced SAISD to stop enforcing the mandate while the 4th Court of Appeals considered the state’s appeal of the temporary injunction that Alvarez denied.“Our district led the way with our response to COVID-19,” SAISD said in a statement.
Wednesday’s ruling by the 4th Court of Appeals determined that the Texas Disaster Act does not give Abbott the authority to suspend parts of the Education Code that allow school districts to issue vaccine mandates. “The Texas Disaster Act expressly limits the Governor’s commander-in-chief authority to state agencies, state boards, and state commissions having emergency responsibilities,” the ruling states. “The District is not a state agency, a state board, or a state commission. Rather, the Texas Disaster Act defines the District as a ‘local government entity.'”
SAISD instituted a vaccine mandate for all 7,400 full-time staff members in August 2021, requiring them to be vaccinated by Oct. 15. Former Superintendent Pedro Martinez led the charge among Texas school districts to implement stringent COVID-19 protocols like the vaccine and mask-wearing mandates in an effort to keep classrooms open. About 45,800 students were enrolled in the district in the last school year, according to the Texas Education Agency website.
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