Above, the San Marcos Consolidated ISD Board of Trustees discusses the district's mask mandate. The board voted to approve the mandate's continuation through the start of spring break, which begins on Friday, March 11. Screenshot from SMCISD YouTube
San Marcos Consolidated ISD’s mask mandate will continue until at least spring break.
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The San Marcos Consolidated ISD Board of Trustees approved a mask mandate for students and employees, challenging an executive order issued by Gov. Greg Abbott.
Gov. Greg Abbott holds a border security briefing with sheriffs from border communities at the Texas Capitol on July 10, 2021. Credit: Sophie Park/The Texas Tribune
Gov. Greg Abbott says he will not impose another statewide mask mandate, despite COVID-19 cases being on the rise again.
NEW YORK (AP) — Although Texas no longer requires people to wear masks to protect against COVID-19, customers do need them to enter De J. Lozada’s store.
Above, shoppers at the San Marcos Premium Outlets stand in a line some with masks on and others without. Gov. Greg Abbott lifted the state's mask mandate on March 10. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Earlier this week Texas’ COVID-19 mask mandate became a monumental footnote in the state's 175- year history.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced an end to the statewide mask mandate and an increase in business and facility capacity to 100% effective Wednesday, March 10. Above, alongside local and state officials, Abbott provided an update on COVID-19 vaccine efforts in Texas following the tour of a mass COVID-19 vaccination site inside Esports Stadium Arlington & Expo Center in Arlington, Texas, Monday, Jan. 11, 2021. Tom Fox/The Dallas Morning News via AP
Gov. Greg Abbott proclaimed Tuesday, “It is now time to open Texas 100%,” announcing an end to the state’s mask mandate and the full reopening of businesses.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott arrives to greet then-Vice President Mike Pence at Love Field in Dallas, Sunday, June 28, 2020. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
AUSTIN (AP) — Texas is lifting its mask mandate, Gov.
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