No.
1. You're describing a deliberate conspiracy, but providing zero evidence for it. It's not enough to show that the policy will lead to the results you allege (which I do not grant you), but that the policy was deliberately chosen for that reason and not another.
2. From what I've read, the actual result of masking and COVID has been increased behavior problems and acting out in students, not increased compliance.
I am still waiting to feel this fear that the right wing media has hammered into people's heads as a legitimate talking point. I think there are at least two comments here already citing this fear. I don't feel afraid when I have the mask on or when my mask is off and wearing a mask does not change any of my other behavior.
What was scary was in 2020 when I went to the ER with COVID. That was actually scary.