Show-Me Cease & Desist For Kansas City COVID Mask Mandate In Schools

Very smart readers told us this was coming and legal ramifications are now underway despite an uptick in COVID cases . . .

Here's the highlight . . .

"I hereby demand that you immediately cease and desist enforcement of any and all mandates, written or verbal, imposing student masking requirements, forced or coerced vaccinations, quarantines or other “health orders” that in any way inhibit or prohibit a student from exercising their right to a free and open education as guaranteed by the Missouri Constitution," the AG's office letter said.

The school district's receiving the letters include:

- Platte County R-III School District
- Odessa R-VII School District
- Liberty School District
- North Kansas City Schools
- Sedalia School District
- Lee’s Summit R-VII School District
- Smithville R-II School District
- Kansas City Public School District
- Harrisonville R-IX School District
- Lone Jack School District

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