Officials: Wolf to let Pa. schools set mask rules in January
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The governor plans to turn over decisions about masking to local school officials on Jan. 17, although the acting health secretary's mask mandate will remain in place for early learning
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Pennsylvania school districts will be allowed to modify or end the mask mandate for K-12 students in January, Gov. Tom Wolf was set to announce Monday, according to two education officials who were briefed on the plan.
The governor plans to turn over decisions about masking to local school officials on Jan. 17, although the acting health secretary's mask mandate will remain in place for early learning
Pennsylvania school districts will be allowed to modify or end the mask mandate for K-12 students in January, Gov. Tom Wolf was set to announce Monday, according to two education officials who were briefed on the plan.
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said Monday schools can set their own mask policies starting Jan. 17, when the current statewide order expires.
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf plans to announce Monday that his administration will turn over decisions about masking to local school officials on Jan. 17, according to two officials briefed on the plan who spoke on condition of anonymity ahead of the announcement.
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