School threatens to ARREST unmasked students for ‘trespassing’
When Virginia’s new governor, Glenn Youngkin, decided that parents could choose whether their own children had to wear masks to schools, officials in several districts sued him, demanding their own restrictions be used.
A court hearing was held this week and Judge Louise DiMatteo said her decision should come soon, within days.
But meanwhile, the threats from schools apparently are continuing.
The Citizen Free Press posted a video of one assistant elementary school principal delivering a warning about “trespassing.”
This is audio from the Assistant Principal of a Loudoun County elementary school informing parents that children who come back to school maskless will be charged with “trespassing”
In Virginia, trespassing is a Class I felony that holds a 12-month jail sentence or $2,500 fine pic.twitter.com/lawXgLIfI5
— Chrissy Clark (@chrissyclark_) February 2, 2022
“Until you arrive your children will be held in an in-school restriction situation here at school. It is important that I point out to you it’s stated in the letter you shall receive it’s important that I point out to you that they are not allowed on campus or on Loudon County public school property starting tomorrow.
“It will be considered trespassing so it’s important that I make that statement to you. We’ll look forward to hearing from you via phones so you can let us know,” she said.- READ MORE
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