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Blue Valley teacher violates student’s privacy over medical mask exemption

Posted on August 19, 2021 by pogowasright.org

Danedri Herbert reports:

A Blue Valley Northwest teacher is under fire today after parents complained she promised to tell her Facebook followers whether a student with a medical mask exemption was utilizing the exemption the next day.

“I’ll let you know if her daughter shows up with a mask on Wednesday or if she’s still using her exemption,” Cox responded to one friend.

In a reply to another friend who asked if the child uses an exemption, Cox wrote, “I’ll see her kid in class Wednesday and let you know.”

Read more on The Sentinel.

Category: U.S.Youth & Schools

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