The three schools will be named after former educators who had each taught at various schools in the Tempe district.

Officials say the COVID-19 pandemic caused a rise in eating disorders. The new law requires schools to provide age- and grade-appropriate classroom instruction about the dangers of eating disorders starting by the sixth grade.

Teachers across the city have been notified they will lose their positions at their current schools but remain on the education department's payroll and enter a pool of potential hires for schools seeking staff.

Question has been revived months after a Wisconsin judge ruled school administrators could lawfully ban the garments in lawsuits students filed against their principals in 2020.