Worcester Catholic school students must use names, pronouns assigned at birth
Students who attend Worcester Catholic schools are now required to use names and pronouns assigned at birth.
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Students who attend Worcester Catholic schools are now required to use names and pronouns assigned at birth.
WBZ TV's Tammy Mutasa reports.
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Students at New Hampshire Catholic schools will not be required to wear masks during the next academic year. Instead, there will be a "parent choice" police for families.
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Catholic church officials say nearly a dozen Catholic schools have closed in Massachusetts this year and more could shutter as the economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic mounts.
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