Topic: Texas Education Code

Parents in Dripping Springs, Texas, a suburb of Austin, unanimously spoke out against school mask mandates during a five-hour board meeting. Amanda Beale cited Texas Education Code Section 37.0023, arguing that obstructing a student's airway is a prohibited "aversive technique." Jones highlights the community's resistance to what he terms "Globalist Sharia Law."

Alex Jones revisits the Dripping Springs school board meeting, focusing on the legal arguments presented by parent Amanda Beale. He asserts that under Texas law, forcing a child to wear a mask is a crime because it qualifies as an "aversive technique" that impairs breathing. Jones claims these mandates are part of a "UN-directed" agenda that bypasses local and state authority.

A recording of Amanda Beale’s testimony shows her citing Texas Education Code Section 37.0023 to the Board of Trustees. She argues that masks are being used as a disciplinary tool and are causing significant physical and emotional discomfort to students. Beale challenges the board's assertion that the code is not applicable, noting that failure to comply results in "unjust punishment" for children.