Minnesota SF1222 allows parents to opt their children out of face covering requirements in schools.
Minnesota SF1222 mandates that school districts and charter schools allow parents to exempt their children from face covering requirements. Parents can opt out by notifying the school board, principal, or an administrative site official. Schools cannot demand reasons or evidence from parents, nor can they penalize or single out children whose parents have opted them out. This provision becomes effective the day after the bill's final enactment.
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