With research painting an increasingly grim picture of how much the COVID-19 virus can be present in children and the realities of how coronavirus cases can flare up as schools re-open already presenting themselves, it's not exactly a surprise to see parents less enthusiastic about the prospect of sending their kids back to school.
Nonetheless, some counties in Georgia have proceeded to reopen their schools for in-person classes, particularly those in the Cherokee County and Paulding County school systems.
And once classes opened up, the world was soon greeted with photos of crowded hallways with noticeably few students wearing masks.
But in the case of North Paulding High School, this whistle-blowing has not occurred without consequence.