Not everyone in California wants to hide in lockdown. OC officials approve proposal recommending schools reopen without mask, physical distancing requirements

Not everyone in California wants to hide in lockdown. OC officials approve proposal recommending schools reopen without mask, physical distancing requirements. As you know, the governor and hate groups have decided to go back into the closet and hide. Running around afraid that they're gonna die if they go into closed buildings. So what do they do? Go back into lock down. Closed buildings. Well that's not how everyone in California see it.

The Orange County Board of Education in California on Monday evening voted in favor of guidelines that call for the reopening district schools in time for fall classes and said it would not require social distancing and mask-wearing for its students.

The OC Register reported that the school board, which approved the recommendations in a 4-to-1 vote, has no power to demand the county’s 27 school districts to reopen and the ultimate decision will rest with individual districts. The Orange County Department opposes reopening, the report said.

 The Los Angeles Times reported that the school board pointed to a white paper with safety recommendations and called the months of widespread remote learning an “utter failure” for students.

 “Among our greatest responsibilities as adults is our responsibility to model courage and persistence in the face of uncertainty and fear, which is what many families are feeling with the mixed messages and confusion surrounding reopening of schools in the COVID-19 era,” the paper said, according to the report.