Parents could shoulder liability if they decline to follow or opt out of in-school masking mandates under legislation set to be proposed in the Pennsylvania Senate.
August 16, 2021 at 10:05 AM
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Parents could shoulder liability if they decline to follow or opt out of in-school masking mandates under legislation set to be proposed in the Pennsylvania Senate.
Sen. Anthony Williams, D-Philadelphia, said in a memorandum seeking co-sponsors that the measure would be aimed at protecting schoolchildren this fall.
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