Ongoing conflict between parents and schools over virus mitigation for children in the classroom has gone to court in Wisconsin, where two parents are suing their children's school districts for failing to protect their children from becoming infected.
The parents accused the districts of failing to protect their children from becoming infected. Schools are new battleground in war of disinformation over Covid-19 vaccinesBoth lawsuits are funded by the Minocqua Brewing Company Super PAC, according to its Facebook page.
The complaint states that on September 20 one of her child's classmates tested positive for Covid-19 and another classmate tested positive on September 24, 2021. Kildahl's child is identified as SK in the suit."SK's sick classmate did not wear a mask to school," read the complaint. "On September 27, 2021, SK tested positive for Covid-19." According to complaint, the child quarantined and missed two weeks of school.
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