CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Supreme Court has temporarily suspended a ruling from a Raleigh County judge that would have allowed students to attend school with a religious exemption to the state’s school vaccination requirements.

The court on Tuesday granted a stay of the proceedings in a Raleigh County lawsuit brought by families seeking a religious exemption. Judge Michael Froble’s ruling last week enjoined the state and Raleigh County boards of education from enforcing the school vaccination requirements on those seeking a religious or philosophical exemption. kAm“&A@? 4@?D:56C2E:@? 2?5 C6G:6H[ E96 r@FCE :D @7 E96 @A:?:@? E@[ 2?5 5@6D[ 8C2?E E96 A6E:E:@?6CD’ >@E:@? E@ DE2J[” E96 $FAC6>6 r@FCE HC@E6] “t?7@C46>6?E @7 E96 4:C4F:E 4@FCE’D }@G6>36C ae[ a_ad[ ‘u:?5:?8D @7 u24E[ r@?4=FD

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