When news broke yesterday that the New York Supreme Court ruled against face mask mandates for students, the vast majority of people other than teachers and Governor Kathy Hochul's office rejoiced.
The victory was short lived as the New York State Education Department sent a memo to all school districts essentially telling them to ignore the court and keep slave masks on the kids.
Some districts have indicated they're recognizing the Supreme Court decision, but most have followed the guidance of the state education department.
"The State Education Department understands that Nassau County Supreme Court has ruled that the Department of Health exceeded its authority in enacting the mask regulation, 10 NYCRR 2.60, in Demetriou et al. v. New York State Dep't of Health et al. This regulation is the subject of conflicting decisions, insofar as Albany County Supreme Court recently upheld the regulation in Massapequa UFSD et al. v. Hochul, et al."
"It is SED's understanding that the Department of Health will appeal the Nassau County Supreme Court decision, which will result in an automatic stay that will unambiguously restore the mask rule until such time as an appellate court issues a further ruling. Therefore, schools must continue to follow the mask rule."
This is a clear dismissal by the Hochul regime of the decision made by the highest court in the state.
Their defiance is keeping face diapers on children in New York.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Despite State Supreme Court Killing Mandate, NYSED Sends Memo Instructing Districts to Keep Slave Masks on Kids
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