So I’ve been looking and reading and researching for awhile now, but hoping some of you might be able to help or add on to something I might have missed! As far as I am aware, the “outdoor mask mandate” does not apply when you are outdoors and physically able to social distance. The slideshow that the superintendent of Scappoose schools presented back in the beginning of August also stated that masks were not required outdoors. I have also read that you are exempt from wearing a mask outdoors if it is a fleeting occurrence, and I’m not there for longer than 15 minutes. So this would mean while I drop my child off at school (less than 5 minutes) and pick her up (also less than 5 minutes), I wouldn’t be required to wear a mask, am I correct? Granted, when you have some guy, I’m assuming the superintendent, 5 inches from your face you obviously aren’t able to social distance, but I assume I can tell him he needs to back up 6ft if he is so gung-ho with his hypocrisy? I assume he is on a weird power trip, but am I missing something along these lines?

“But, in Oregon, a 32-year-old law stands in the way.
Oregon appears to be the only state in the country that explicitly prohibits health care organizations from mandating vaccinations for workers.
The law prohibits employers from making vaccinations mandatory, saying licensed health care workers and health care facility employees “shall not be required as a condition of work to be immunized” unless other state or federal laws or regulations require a vaccine.”