Defying the state's decision to lift school mask mandates on March 11, SDUSD is continuing their requirement to keep mandates until March 4. Why? KUSI takes a closer look.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS – San Diego Unified School District’s mask requirement will remain until April 4, the district announced last week.One local group held a rally Tuesday to fight SDUSD’s decision to extend the mask mandate past the state’s date.
KUSI’s Teresa Sardina was live from the Board of Education where a “Rally 4 Choice” was underway Tuesday.
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