It’s time to face each other again!
Big Apple public school kids can finally go to classrooms mask-free on Monday — while protests are planned to get the same right for the very youngest children, who still have to cover up.
For most students in the nation’s largest school district, it will be their first time fully showing their faces in a classroom since early 2020, when many went virtual and then masks were eventually mandated.
“We want to see the faces of our children, we want to see their smiles,” Mayor Eric Adams said Friday of lifting the requirement for K-to-12 kids.
“We want to see
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