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COVID testing in Indiana schools: What to know about rapid testing

But how do the tests work and when are schools advised to use them? Here s what you need to know: Why is the state giving rapid tests to schools? The tests were one of several ways to help reduce classroom disruptions caused by quarantines, according to the state. The tests would help schools know right away if someone was positive for COVID, said Box, the state health commissioner.  They are also part of shipments of PPE that include masks, gowns, gloves, face shields, hand sanitizer. Where are the tests coming from and how many? The state is providing the rapid tests to schools for free and plans are for each school to get at least 120 rapid tests, Box said when announcing the plans.

Marion County Public Health Announces COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Saturday

IPS to return to full in-person learning April 5

IPS to return to full in-person learning April 5 Middle and high school students on the hybrid model will be able to return to a full-time schedule at their schools. Credit: IPS Author: WTHR.com staff Updated: 9:00 PM EST March 5, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis Public Schools is returning to full in-person learning on April 5.  The district alerted parents to the change on Friday. The district said, after getting updated guidance from the Marion County Public Health Department, middle and high school students on the hybrid model will be able to return to a full-time schedule at their schools. Students doing remote learning will be able to opt back in to in-person learning and wound need to notify the school directly by March 12. Parents who choose in-person learning can switch their child to remote learning at any time during the remainder of the school year.

They re on it: Agencies help with vaccinations at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

From there, they’ll wait the recommended 15 minutes in a parking lot nearby. If any part of the day feels overwhelming, just look for something familiar, said Mike Bates, IMS director of safety and security. “You’ll see the Yellow Shirts (security personnel) out here which is kind of common sight out here.” He said members of the National Guard, officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan and Speedway police departments, and staffers from the Marion County Public Health Department will pitch in. “They’re there to help with the traffic portion of it, to help get people checked in and direct people in the right direction, but it is a really good setup with two lanes and multiple garages being utilized,” Bates said.

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