Surprise, surprise.
A few of Georgia’s public schools went back to in-person schooling on Monday with no mask requirement, and things are going as well as we all expected.
The Paulding County—one of the districts that reopened this week—Superintendent Brian Ottot said that the students “need longer than a few minutes in the hall to catch the virus from others,” according to USA Today. He later continued to defend the district’s decision not to require that students wear masks: “Wearing a mask is a personal choice and there is no practical way to enforce a mandate to wear them.
the idea that schools can’t enforce mask use by older students is truly laughable to the tens of thousands of girls who’ve been sent home or given detention for visible bra straps or myriad other nonsense dress code violations pic.twitter.com/rIBWUh5GrSAlso schools: NO SPAGHETTI STRAPS, SHORTS, MIDRIFF SHIRTS, TANK TOPS, JEANS WITH HOLES, SKIRTS TOO SHORT, LOCS, BRAIDS, NATURAL HAIR ...
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