New York: New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy on Friday will announce the requirement that kindergarten through 12th grade students and staff wear masks when public schools open in the fall, according to media reports, in reversal the position he had just taken last month.
The change in liver reflects a surge in Covid-19 cases and hospitalization driven by a very contagious Delta variant which damages the US state with a lower level of vaccination.
Murphy, a Democrat, will make an announcement at 1:15 a.m.
Est (1700 GMT) in East Brunswick, according to an administrative official.
Casing Covid-19 rose 105% in New Jersey for the past two weeks, according to Reuters analysis of public health data.
Inpatient has surged 92% in the past four weeks, data shows.
Last month, the US centered on controlling disease and reverse prevention courses and recommended that all students and staff wear masks in school regardless of vaccination status.
Some of the largest school districts in this country include New York and Los Angeles have made mandatory masks for the coming school year.
The guidelines are updated once again inflaming the debate about masks in school – a problem that has become very political – and creates policy fillings from the state to the country, and even the city to the city.
In Florida, where hospitals wrestled by recording the number of patients who were sick with Coronavirus, Governor Ron Desantis issued executive orders last week blocking the mandate in state schools.
Florida, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi for half of the country’s new and inpatient cases in the past week, the White House official said earlier this week.
There were 13,427 Covid-19 patients who were confirmed hospitalized at the Sunshine State on Friday morning, a new record, according to data from the Ministry of Health and US Human Service (HHS).
The Florida Education Council held an emergency meeting on Friday where he adopted emergency rules that would allow parents to move their children to other schools “when a student suffered abuse in response to the Covid-19 mitigation protocol of the school district.” Some of the Florida school districts keep the mask mandate at least for now, even though there is an executive order of the governor.
BROWARD COUNTY Public School Board will meet on Tuesday to decide how to move to attend desantis orders.
Rosalind Osgood, chairman of the council, said he planned to choose to ask masks for students and school staff in the county, told CNN in an interview on Friday: “I do not want to risk with someone’s life when we have a deadly risk when we Have a deadly.
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