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Home›Trustee›Blame the State, Says State Representative Batinick; Oswego Township administrator calls school mask mandate unnecessary

Blame the State, Says State Representative Batinick; Oswego Township administrator calls school mask mandate unnecessary

By Terrie Graves
February 12, 2022
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Blaming the Illinois State Legislature for the educational mask battle against the Covid pandemic and not the Oswego School District 308 school board did not sit well with more than 200 members of the public Thursday.

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That’s the answer Illinois State Rep. Mark Batinick received at the 308th meeting of the board. Here are Batinick’s comments.

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Donna Sawicki, Administrator for the Township of Oswego, which represents the Boulder Hill Subdivision of 308, gave her opinion. She has two children at Oswego High School.

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In the final stages of the meeting, approximately 95% of the 200 people in the OE theater were unmasked. Although the district previously said masks would be required, it did not reprimand the public. Two uniformed Oswego police observed the meeting but did not intervene.

Oswego School Board 308 were called cowards when they left the room for recess after a man refused to stop talking with the hammer clanging in the background on several occasions. The council also voted on a motion to adjourn later, but the motion failed 5-1. Oswego police escorted 308 board members and administrative staff from the building at the end of the meeting.

In the final stages of the meeting, approximately 95% of the 200 people in the OE theater were unmasked. Although the district previously said masks would be required, it did not reprimand the public. Two uniformed Oswego police observed the meeting but did not intervene.

You can listen to Mark Harrington’s radio story by clicking below:

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