Elementary School Reinforces N95 Mask Policy For 3rd Graders

As the 2024 election inches closer and closer, it appears COVID-19 protocols are making a comeback in some states.

An elementary school in Maryland has reinstated a mask policy for third graders after a handful of students tested positive for COVID-19.

Clay Travis broke the story and posted on X “A DC area elementary school — Montgomery County, Maryland — is reinstating a mask mandate — N95’s — for third-graders over a few kids testing positive for COVID.”

Travis also shared a letter from the principal at Rosemary Hills Elementary School which stated “Additional N95 masks have been distributed and students and staff in identified classes or activities will be required to mask while in school for the next 10 days, except while eating or drinking.”