South Carolina Supreme Court blocks school mask mandate

The South Carolina Supreme Court volition not let Columbia to support its disguise mandate for schoolhouse children.

The tribunal said the ordinance was successful “conflict with authorities law.”

The politician of Columbia said helium enacted the mandate to support children who aren’t allowed to person the vaccine.

However, Alan Wilson, South Carolina’s lawyer general, sued. He contended that the ordinance violated authorities law.

In the last week of August, South Carolina reported betwixt 3,000 and 4,000 caller COVID-19 cases a day.

The Department of Education launched an probe into 5 states, including South Carolina, for bans connected masks. The probe is attempting to find whether the bans discriminate against students with disabilities, who are much prone to get severely sick from the virus.