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US schools confront more polarisation with mask rules for fall
Wednesday, July 21, 2021
KANSAS, United States (AP) – Students in Wichita, Kansas, public schools can ditch the masks when classes begin. Detroit public schools will probably require them unless everyone in a room is vaccinated. In Pittsburgh, masks will likely be required regardless of vaccination status. And in some states, schools cannot mandate face coverings under any circumstance.
With COVID-19 cases soaring nationwide, school districts across the US are yet again confronting the realities of a polarised country and the lingering pandemic as they navigate mask requirements, vaccine rules and social distancing requirements for the fast-approaching new school year.