Students will use any excuse in the book to get out of class under the guise of “protesting,” and usually, school administrators let them get away with it. It turns out, however, that students can only get away with protesting school-approved subjects — and a school’s stringent and unnecessary mask policy isn’t one of them.
The Federalist reported that “Dozens of students in Wisconsin’s Tomahawk School District are looking at truancy citations after walking out of classes last week in a protest against the school system’s stringent mask policy.” Tomahawk Police Chief Al Elvins told Empower Wisconsin that the students who protested will be cited and face a fine of nearly $100 each.
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