Masks to be optional for some Indiana public schools districts

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4 thoughts on “Masks to be optional for some Indiana public schools districts

  1. It’s common knowledge that schools are an incubator for viruses of every kind. For generations, kids have picked up colds, flu, head lice, and every other thing known to man while at school, then brought them home for the entire family to share. Who wants to send their kids off to school to face Covid-19 with no mask right now? SMH.

  2. This decision by some districts is lunacy. Not wearing masks is not a decision that should be based on what the general public thinks. You’re educators! TEACH! Use the laws and knowledge of science, not the emotions of parents. You’re not deciding a curriculum issue. You’re making a decision about the health and safety of your staff, your students and your parents. You wear a mask for others. Not for yourself. Do you leaders know that? Please…..do the right thing. Children should wear masks to school. It might be unpopular…..but are you in this for a popularity contest or for taking the lives of children seriously?

  3. I think it’s hilariously pathetic that some schools are getting parental input to help guide their infectious disease control measures. I’d be embarrassed if I had a student at such a district.

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