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ATTENTION STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND CAREGIVERS
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On November 30, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the mask order will remain in place pending further consideration of the Court. The Supreme Court will not hear argument on the matter until December 8, 2021, so the mask order will remain in place until at least that date.
Governor Wolf announced that the commonwealth’s K-12 school mask requirement is anticipated to end on January 17, 2022.
If the Supreme Court ultimately does not act to rescind the mask order, the Department anticipates that the statewide mask mandate will expire on January 17, 2022. On that date, decisions regarding school masking and other COVID-19 mitigation efforts in K-12 schools return to local school officials, with these exceptions:
- The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) requires all passengers and drivers to wear a mask on school buses, including buses operated by public and private school systems. This federal order remains in effect until the CDC indicates otherwise and does not change when the state mask requirement ends.
- The statewide mask requirement will remain in effect for children, teachers, staff, and visitors working, attending, and visiting preschool, early intervention, prekindergarten, and childcare settings, until further notice. If a pre-school or childcare center is in a K-12 school building, those children and individuals who interact with those children must be masked. This includes children enrolled in PreK Counts, Early Intervention, and Head Start Programs.
ATTENTION STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND CAREGIVERS
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