Speak Up: Delaware to distribute 125,000 KN95 masks to students and educators
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Gov. John Carney announced a one-time mask distribution to the state’s schools, as Delaware State Education Association president Stephanie Ingram called upon districts to assess their operational capacity amid the current COVID-19 surge.
Hope they’re not from China but instead made in the USA! — Cal William
Most of what you buy is from China. Welcome to global capitalism. — Pete Schonert
Did they pass them out in Sussex County? — Esmeralda Cortes
Quit complying! — Donna Carter Mayer Butler
When will this madness stop?! Masks don’t work, and the virus is not a threat to the general public. — Scott Berry
Yup. All the dead people agree. This virus is such a nothing burger, and they died to prove it! — John Smith
A waste of tax dollars and unconstitutional. Take your kids out of the public schools that get monies from Washington and then destroy your family, using your hard-earned money they say is theirs. — Earl Lofland
Point to the exact part of the Constitution that says a governor cannot give masks to students and teachers and staff. — John Smith
These masks are probably made in China. WHY? — Frank Perdue
So are those tests. — Mike Bodine
Follow the money. — Frank Perdue
Because so are your shoes. So are many cellphones and computers. Almost every plush toy for your child or pet is made in China. Want anything for your kitchen or pantry? China. Why? Because money, that’s why. There is ONE and ONLY ONE factory in America that makes pencils and ONE AND ONLY ONE FACTORY in America that makes baseball gloves. Do you write to the basketball leagues telling them to buy American? — John Smith
What my kids currently wear is just fine. Good luck getting kids with sensory issues to wear these. Not a law, and you will not force my kids to wear a medical device, nor will you deny them their right to free public education. — Christina Moritz
Hire some staff to show them how to cover mouth and nose. — Stephen Malkowski
I am a staff member that has been wearing material masks and teaching since this mess started! My students are reminded often every day to put their masks over their mouth and nose. What more instructions do they need? — Cindy Christiansen
