Question

Who wants to answer 4 simply questions? All you have to do is read the prompt and answer the questions.

1. Who authored this policy on Mandatory Face Coverings?
2. What part of the face should be covered? What section of the policy tells you this?
3. What are considered to be acceptable face coverings?
4. What exceptions are their to the mask mandate?

Answer 1

1. The School Board authored this policy on Mandatory Face Coverings.

2. The nose and the mouth need to be covered, and there must be no gaps between the mask and the sides of the person's face. The section that tells us this is B. Face covering types.

3. Acceptable face coverings are cloth face coverings that meet listed requirements, commercially produced surgical masks and respirators, and face shields.

4. There are exceptions in cases when a person has medical certification confirming that they can't wear a mask due to medical reasons and general exceptions.

Explanation:

Here, we have a document telling us about the rules regarding mandatory face coverings in one Florida school. The first sentence tells us this policy was authored by the School Board in accordance with the Florida Constitution and CDC recommendations.

The second section gives us the answer to the second and third questions. It tells us what parts of a person's face need to be covered and what types of face coverings are acceptable.

The third section, titled Exceptions, gives us the answer to the fourth question. As we can see, there multiple exceptions to the rule, divided into two groups: Medical certification and General exceptions.