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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by KarenK122
I really hate how they announce these things after business hours as we can never get a straight answer.
It is true that if the Governor sends in an appeal that the current mandate would be still in effect until the courts hear it, but I don't know if she could actually put in an appeal because she had no authority to issue the mandate anyway. We are not in a state of emergency and she does not have the power for emergency executive orders.
While I am very happy masks are on the way out, I also feel terrible for the teachers and administrators tomorrow. It's going to be a shit show.
Our district is still mandating the masks but Facebook is blowing up and parents are storming the schools tomorrow to make sure the kids do not need to wear them. Secondary kids are just going to rip them off as well but they never wear them correctly anyway.
I do really feel for the schools. I am all for mask being optional but some people take it to such extremes and think they know what the law is when they really aren’t reading it correctly at all. Which in turn these poor schools have to explain it.
The key is if the school really wants to make a point that what they say goes they would have to really send all these kids home and parents would have no choice but to take them home. Question is will they do it.
I was going to attach a screenshot I took but I noticed on my phone I can attach pictures but according to a letter sent from my school by tomorrow if an appeal is filed mess will be mandatory again. Who knows how true it is!
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No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Now to stop the nonsense testing.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
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Islip, Seaford, Hauppague, Copiague, Sachem, Smithtown, Lindenhurst, Merrick, Connecquot, East Meadow, Levittown. A whole bunch of school districts are following the ruling. 
Let’s see how long it last I have a feeling by the end of the week it will be mandated again!
She needs to go through the proper channels and that will take longer than a few days.
From what I just read and if I’m understanding correctly as soon as they file an official appeal that means whatever was a ruled on today is not in effect until the appeal gets heard and ruled on which would means the original mandate is in effect!
Lmao. Unreal.
Well listen, I'll take every maskless second I can get for my child.
And even if it takes awhile and goes back and forth, we are at least moving. Freedom isn't free. I'm willing to hold on for the ride, but I'm just glad we are seeing movement.
I'll celebrate every small victory until we can hopefully celebrate the big ones! 
They can go maskless tomorrow, right? Once again I saw after the fact lol
Yes! You would have thought they announced a snow day with how happy my daughter was !
That is awesome. Hopefully all goes well :)
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
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Now to stop the nonsense testing.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
My school just informed us that kids and staff will NOT be forced to wear masks to school.
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NervousNell
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
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Now to stop the nonsense testing.
And all quarantines too.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
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Now to stop the nonsense testing.
And all quarantines too.
Yes, all places. The more people who unmask, the more the places can not enforce it. They know they will lose business if you get mass amounts unmasking.
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No masks required in schools in Nassau County
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
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KarenK122
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No masks required in schools in Nassau County
and just like that.....pandemic over.
Regardless on if there is an appeal or if the mask mandate is reinstated, they will never be able to enforce it now. It's too late and people are not going to listen. This Governor is power hungry and wants to circumvent all check and balances. Cuomo must be laughing like crazy right now.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
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My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
Ugghh sorry. I wanted to yell out the door this morning to the kids, YOU DON'T HAVE TO WEAR A MASK, 
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
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My school just informed us that kids and staff will NOT be forced to wear masks to school.
Mine too!
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by KarenK122
and just like that.....pandemic over.
Regardless on if there is an appeal or if the mask mandate is reinstated, they will never be able to enforce it now. It's too late and people are not going to listen. This Governor is power hungry and wants to circumvent all check and balances. Cuomo must be laughing like crazy right now.
I really hope so and I would love to know how it will be in other places starting today. I know many still will still require like doctors offices which I am totally fine with. My hairdresser actually made it optional since they lifted in May and I haven't worn a mask there since then.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by blu6385
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
It seems the expiration was 1/25 and that is why she had no leg to stand on and the schools could choose by that date.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by windyweather21
Posted by blu6385
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
It seems the expiration was 1/25 and that is why she had no leg to stand on and the schools could choose by that date.
Which is all fine but my question in point is that a School And businesses can’t still CHOOSE to do it if they want too. And that is not against any law or unconstitutional that people keep thinking it’s.
That what I am looking for. Can Schools and businesses really not choose to make masked mandatory in the establishments??! Because as far as I can tell they still can do that and they’re not breaking any laws like people think they are.
But I could be wrong.
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ali120206
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by windyweather21
Posted by blu6385
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
It seems the expiration was 1/25 and that is why she had no leg to stand on and the schools could choose by that date.
Last week she had mentioned that it would expire when her indoor mask mandate did - that's set to expire Tuesday but she has some powers that she put on herself that she can extend it to mid-month.
Our district is requiring masks as of now. Some people sent their kids in unmasked as a statement but, my kids don't do well with getting in trouble so they wore masks.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by blu6385
Posted by windyweather21
Posted by blu6385
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
It seems the expiration was 1/25 and that is why she had no leg to stand on and the schools could choose by that date.
Which is all fine but my question in point is that a School And businesses can’t still CHOOSE to do it if they want too. And that is not against any law or unconstitutional that people keep thinking it’s.
That what I am looking for. Can Schools and businesses really not choose to make masked mandatory in the establishments??! Because as far as I can tell they still can do that and they’re not breaking any laws like people think they are.
But I could be wrong.
Not really sure as it is not a law, just a mandate. I think is more and more people just go maskless, the less control they will have over people. Businesses can't lose all their business if the majority of people will not wear a mask. The other night at Target I would say 75% of people were not wearing a mask, at.all, not even under the nose. I put mine on and when no one is around will pull down and with so many sick lately I will wear near people just because people don't care and go out sick. Now with the numbers going down, mostly because everyone seems to have been sick already around the holidays, it worries me less.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by blu6385
Posted by windyweather21
Posted by blu6385
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
It seems the expiration was 1/25 and that is why she had no leg to stand on and the schools could choose by that date.
Which is all fine but my question in point is that a School And businesses can’t still CHOOSE to do it if they want too. And that is not against any law or unconstitutional that people keep thinking it’s.
That what I am looking for. Can Schools and businesses really not choose to make masked mandatory in the establishments??! Because as far as I can tell they still can do that and they’re not breaking any laws like people think they are.
But I could be wrong.
This is exactly my question / thought.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by ali120206
Last week she had mentioned that it would expire when her indoor mask mandate did - that's set to expire Tuesday but she has some powers that she put on herself that she can extend it to mid-month.
Our district is requiring masks as of now. Some people sent their kids in unmasked as a statement but, my kids don't do well with getting in trouble so they wore masks.
See I think this wrong. I will not use my children to fight my battles. They are too young for that. My school made it optional and ask them if they wanted to wear or not today they chose not to. However if tomorrow its mandated again they will be wearing it because I’m not going put them in a position where they need to stand up to adults. It’s not their job to do that!
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No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Either way this is a real $hit show. As usual this comes out in the middle of the evening and everyone is relying on Facebook lawyers. Mass confusion that leads to adults at each others throats. No direction. Did anyone stop to think what this means if you send your kid to school today and someone tests positive? Are we back to 2020 style quarantine where anyone not wearing a mask is quarantined now? Believe me, I’m happy my kids went without a mask but I’m trying to be realistic that this could blow up in our faces. If you think hochul doesn’t have something up her sleeve your crazy
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by blu6385
Posted by ali120206
Last week she had mentioned that it would expire when her indoor mask mandate did - that's set to expire Tuesday but she has some powers that she put on herself that she can extend it to mid-month.
Our district is requiring masks as of now. Some people sent their kids in unmasked as a statement but, my kids don't do well with getting in trouble so they wore masks.
See I think this wrong. I will not use my children to fight my battles. They are too young for that. My school made it optional and ask them if they wanted to wear or not today they chose not to. However if tomorrow its mandated again they will be wearing it because I’m not going put them in a position where they need to stand up to adults. It’s not their job to do that!
I agree with you on that. I told my middle schooler when I took him to school this am - if they say you can unmask, you have my permission to unmask. Then we got the email saying because an appeal was filed kids must be masked.
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by blu6385
Posted by windyweather21
Posted by blu6385
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
It seems the expiration was 1/25 and that is why she had no leg to stand on and the schools could choose by that date.
Which is all fine but my question in point is that a School And businesses can’t still CHOOSE to do it if they want too. And that is not against any law or unconstitutional that people keep thinking it’s.
That what I am looking for. Can Schools and businesses really not choose to make masked mandatory in the establishments??! Because as far as I can tell they still can do that and they’re not breaking any laws like people think they are.
But I could be wrong.
A business or private school can choose to make masks mandatory but a public school can not require masks without a mandate.
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| Posted 1/25/22 10:13 AM |
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blu6385
Member since 5/08 8351 total posts
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by lululu
Posted by blu6385
Posted by windyweather21
Posted by blu6385
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
It seems the expiration was 1/25 and that is why she had no leg to stand on and the schools could choose by that date.
Which is all fine but my question in point is that a School And businesses can’t still CHOOSE to do it if they want too. And that is not against any law or unconstitutional that people keep thinking it’s.
That what I am looking for. Can Schools and businesses really not choose to make masked mandatory in the establishments??! Because as far as I can tell they still can do that and they’re not breaking any laws like people think they are.
But I could be wrong.
A business or private school can choose to make masks mandatory but a public school can not require masks without a mandate.
Where does it say that? I’m not being snarky. But I keep seeing terrible advice that people should be calling lawyers and the cops which is such a waste of cops resources.
Why would a public school not be allowed to do it? in other states public schools are most certainly still mandating mask even though there’s no state mandate?
Message edited 1/25/2022 10:27:00 AM.
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| Posted 1/25/22 10:26 AM |
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mommy2devin
2 Boys, I need calgon!
Member since 10/07 1572 total posts
Name:
Shannon
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Re: No masks required in schools in Nassau County
Posted by blu6385
Posted by lululu
Posted by blu6385
Posted by windyweather21
Posted by blu6385
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by MrsWoods
My school is too chicken s$&t to change the rule. Not a surprise. I see the majority of parents picking their kids with masks on…outside….or in their car…alone. So this comes as no surprise. Unless it written in stone, they won’t change nothing
A lawyer gave us this wording to use for districts who aren't following...
Template to use for everyone’s email:
Dear Superintendents and Honorable Members of the Board of Education: I am writing to bring to your attention that you will not be enforcing 2.60 which governs the wearing of masks within the schools of our district. According to the recent ruling from the Supreme Court of the State of New York , 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) "is a law that was promulgated and enacted unlawfully by an Executive branch state agency, and therefore void and unenforceable as a matter of law".
Any attempt to enforce a regulation that has been made "void" and determined to have been acted "unlawfully" will put you district in contempt of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Although the State Education Department has informed all districts that "schools must continue to follow the mask rule," let this serve as a reminder that the State Education Department is an Executive branch state agency and therefore has no jurisdiction to further enforce 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) than the Department of Health does. Though an Appeals Court could stay the lower court's ruling and put the mandate back into effect while the case is litigated, no such stay is automatically granted but would have to be granted by a Judge.
Let this message serve as an Official Notice that if you persist in attempting to mask any child within our District, in violation of a Decision and Order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the County Sheriff will be contacted and an official report will be filed for every child affected by the unlawful masking of said individual. Furthermore, appropriate legal action will be taken against anyone who chooses to ignore their oath of office to the New York State Constitution as 10 NYCRR 2.60; 2.60(a) was ordered and adjudged to be in violation of the New York State Constitution.
Respectfully,
I don’t understand this where does it say that the school can’t choose to make masks mandatory and the same
With businesses.
I really want to know. All I am getting out of the ruling is that the governor can’t make anyone do it but doesn’t mean that individual businesses and schools can’t choose to do it.
It seems the expiration was 1/25 and that is why she had no leg to stand on and the schools could choose by that date.
Which is all fine but my question in point is that a School And businesses can’t still CHOOSE to do it if they want too. And that is not against any law or unconstitutional that people keep thinking it’s.
That what I am looking for. Can Schools and businesses really not choose to make masked mandatory in the establishments??! Because as far as I can tell they still can do that and they’re not breaking any laws like people think they are.
But I could be wrong.
A business or private school can choose to make masks mandatory but a public school can not require masks without a mandate.
Where does it say that? I’m not being snarky. But I keep seeing terrible advice that people should be calling lawyers and the cops which is such a waste of cops resources.
Why would a public school not be allowed to do it? in other states public schools are most certainly still mandating mask even though there’s no state mandate?
We have no mask mandate but our school district absolutely can and does require masks be worn at all times in their buildings.
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