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Michigan parents pound on locked school meeting doors to demand children be allowed to go mask-free

Michigan has some of the worst surge when it comes to COVID-19 cases Angry parents want their children to be able to go to school without masks Dozens of parents without masks showed up to a school meeting at Hudsonville High School on Thursday to demand face mask rules for kids be scrapped  There were limits on the numbers allowed inside which made parents angrier  Parents were eventually asked by security to leave Michigan currently has the highest rate of new infections of any state Many new cases include infections among children and outbreaks at schools

Parents pound on locked school meeting doors for kids to go mask-free

Parents pound on locked school meeting doors for kids to go mask-free James Gordon For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Angry Michigan parents are demanding the state drop requirements for children to wear face masks in the classroom, despite a surge in coronavirus cases.  Dozens of mothers and fathers from Hudsonville near Grand Rapids, attempted to barge their way into a school meeting to insist mask were no long compulsory on school grounds. More than 50 parents, most of whom were not wearing masks showed up to the  Hudsonville Board of Education meeting in the hope of explaining their position to board members.

Hudsonville parents, including some locked out of meeting, urge school district to make masks optional

Hudsonville parents, including some locked out of meeting, urge school district to make masks optional Updated 10:57 PM; HUDSONVILLE, MI – Dozens of Hudsonville parents and community members are urging Hudsonville Public Schools to remove mask mandates in school and make masks optional for students amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The demand from parents Thursday comes as Michigan leads the nation in coronavirus cases, with school outbreaks and new cases among young people playing a large role in that surge. Superintendent Doug VanderJagt said the district will continue to mandate masks in accordance with guidelines from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

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