Summit parents rally to end 14-day quarantine for children to go back to classrooms
A protest was held Saturday by Summit parents seeking to end the mandatory 14-day quarantines for children going back to school.
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Apr 11, 2021, 6:30 PM
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Updated 1,202 days ago
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319ds agoA protest was held Saturday by Summit parents seeking to end the mandatory 14-day quarantines for children going back to school.
Parents met in front of Summit City Hall to try to pressure officials to change the policy.
They say lengthy quarantines make it hard for kids to learn and could hurt their mental and physical health.
The mayor and Board of Education say the district has to follow health guidelines.