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District Must Rename Schools After It Restored Confederate Names, Judge Rules
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A Virginia school district that restored Confederate names to two of its schools in 2024—four years after removing them as racially discriminatory symbols—must change those names again, a federal judge has ordered.
Dozens of schools removed Confederate names2020 brought a burst of momentum to efforts to remove Confederate names from schools.
Shenandoah County is one of at least two school districts that changed school names, then later restored Confederate names , affecting four schools .
Steve Helber/AP Equity & Diversity A School Board Reinstated Confederate School Names.
Now, a judge has found the decision to rename the high school violated students' free speech rights.