After canceling classes during Hurricane Milton earlier this month, Volusia County Schools have announced the district’s makeup days.

The school's principal sent a message to families to alert them of the error and that "all tests had to be invalidated."

Seven Volusia County deputies are coming to middle schools after the school board approved a plan to spend more than a half million dollars to fund the deputies.

Teachers and students at Volusia County Public Schools head back to the classroom on Monday, and this year, the district is under new leadership with a newly appointed superintendent.

The superintendent of Volusia County Public Schools will not be extending his contract, according to an email sent to staff Monday.

Officials with Volusia County Public Schools are changing up the daily routines of students in an effort to keep them on track, in line and out of trouble.

A $50 million class-action lawsuit has been filed against the Volusia County School Board. Online court records show the lawsuit was filed Wednesday with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida.

Masks are now optional for adults at Volusia County Public Schools, according to superintendent Dr. Scott Fritz.

As the state is coming down from the latest surge caused by the delta variant, Florida has surpassed 50,000 COVID-19 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic.

Changes are coming to the mask policy at Volusia County Schools after district leaders discussed the issue during a Tuesday night meeting.

The State of Florida currently has billions of dollars earmarked to help local school districts through the pandemic that has not been dispersed, according to records obtained by News 6.

Volusia County Public Schools have extended the deadline for online learning.

Appointments are required.

Volusia County Public Schools will not offer Volusia Live next school year, according to Superintendent Dr. Scott Fritz.

Officials with Volusia County Schools have increased the number of tickets each senior can get for graduation ceremonies.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Volusia County Public Schools announced the district will offer the COVID-19 vaccine to employees 65 and older. School officials said eligible employees will be contacted through their district email with a designated appointment time and location. More than 965,000 people have received their first COVID-19 vaccine shot in Florida and nearly 21,000 people have received their first shot in Volusia County, according to the Florida Department of Health. The President of Volusia Educators Elizabeth Albert said she is working to ensure all teachers will be next in line to get the vaccine. DeSantis to let all teachers be next in line to get the vaccine.

”We’re very happy with the judge’s decision,” Union president Elizabeth Albert said. [Everything you need to know about Volusia County’s back to school plan]"In some cases, the supplies are limited and these items are on back order. The state has already appealed the judge’s ruling but Albert said it doesn’t affect the school board to start a conversation about other options. This, after the local teacher’s union declared an impasse Tuesday morning, regarding the school district’s re-opening plan. The Volusia County School Board briefly discussed the lawsuit during a workshop meeting.

Volusia County leaders set to discuss school reopening plansPublished: July 21, 2020, 12:26 pmWeeks of planning and marathon meetings will all come down to a vote Tuesday for what reopening schools will look like in Volusia County.

The Volusia County School Board held a virtual meeting Wednesday to work on a plan to reopen school campuses with safety precautions amid the coronavirus pandemic. The tentative plan for now is for Volusia students to go back to school on August 24. The updates below are from the school board meeting on Wednesday. The school board plans to vote on the district’s reopening plan at 4:30 p.m. on July 21. The break is over and the school board is proposing a tentative Aug. 24 start date.