With masks on, Philadelphia, Camden students back to school
The local school districts want to stay vigilant against COVID-19, flu and RSV cases, so masks are required for two weeks after winter break.
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The local school districts want to stay vigilant against COVID-19, flu and RSV cases, so masks are required for two weeks after winter break.
Camden's school system is masking up to be vigilant against COVID-19, flu and RSV cases.
Camden City Schools said it plans to keep its mask mandate through January 17, 2023.
Face masks will be mandatory when some students return to class this week.
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The masking is due to the 2022-2023 school year general COVID-19 protocol in August.
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