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By Joel Malkin May 14, 2021 Masks will be optional in Palm Beach County's public schools for the 2021/22 school year. Superintendent Donald Fennoy has sent a letter to parents, students and staff, saying that masks will remain mandatory in school buildings and buses for the remainder of this school year, which ends on June 18th. They'll also have to be worn during the upcoming graduation ceremonies next month. Fennoy's letter notes that if health conditions deteriorate, he reserves the authority to change course and also pointed out that COVID safety measures will remain in place, incl...

By Joel Malkin May 14, 2021 Masks will be optional in Palm Beach County's public schools for the 2021/22 school year. Superintendent Donald Fennoy has sent a letter to parents, students and staff, saying that masks will remain mandatory in school buildings and buses for the remainder of this school year, which ends on June 18th. They'll also have to be worn during the upcoming graduation ceremonies next month. Fennoy's letter notes that if health conditions deteriorate, he reserves the authority to change course and also pointed out that COVID safety measures will remain in place, incl...

By Joel Malkin May 14, 2021 Masks will be optional in Palm Beach County's public schools for the 2021/22 school year. Superintendent Donald Fennoy has sent a letter to parents, students and staff, saying that masks will remain mandatory in school buildings and buses for the remainder of this school year, which ends on June 18th. They'll also have to be worn during the upcoming graduation ceremonies next month. Fennoy's letter notes that if health conditions deteriorate, he reserves the authority to change course and also pointed out that COVID safety measures will remain in place, incl...

Superintendent Dr. Donald Fennoy sent home a letter to parents, students and staff on Thursday that the masks will be optional for the upcoming school year, but remain mandatory for the rest of this school year.