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Oklahoma school district charging students $1 if they come to school without a mask

The school district said if a student does not have $1 to purchase a mask, their parent or guardian must bring them a mask or $1 to purchase one.
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BROKEN BOW, Okla. — An Oklahoma school district announced a policy where it will charge middle and high school students $1 for a mask if they come to school without one.

On Monday, Rector Johnson Middle School and Broken Bow High School posted the new policy on Facebook.

The post says if a student does not come to school with a mask, they will have to buy a mask from the school for $1. 

If the student does not have a dollar to buy one, they will be asked to call a parent or guardian to bring them a mask or bring them a dollar to purchase one. 

The school says they have been very accommodating and patient with students as they came to school without a mask. 

The school has previously issued reusable masks for students but they now say the students have depleted their resources.

The new policy went into effect on Tuesday.

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