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South Florida Catholic high schools relaxed some COVID-19 restrictions for fully vaxxed
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Miami Shores, Florida – Starting Monday Catholic high schools in South Florida have relaxed some COVID-19 restrictions.
According to officials, masks will be optional in some cases at high schools of the Archdiocese of Miami.
Fully vaccinated staff and students proof won’t have to wear masks indoors.
For those who have not received their shots, face coverings are still required.
Masks will be optional for everyone outdoors.
The changes stem from a reduction in the number of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
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