The Louisiana Attorney General is telling parents how to bypass school mask mandates.
Attorney General Jeff Landry posted sample letters to his office’s Facebook page.
The letters use philosophical or religious explanations as reasons for a parent to get their child a mask exemption in a Louisiana school.
The post came one day after Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards reinstated the mask mandate for people over five.
Currently, cases in the state are surging; Louisiana has reported over 649,000 cases and over 11,000 deaths from the deadly virus.
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