CDC Supports 'Test-to-Stay' for COVID Exposed Students
The CDC says that students who are exposed to the coronavirus can still attend school as long as they continue to test negative for the virus in the following days.
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The CDC says that students who are exposed to the coronavirus can still attend school as long as they continue to test negative for the virus in the following days.
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The Zika virus patient in Kanpur is under treatment but stable, and samples of 22 people who were in contact with him have resulted negative for the mosquito-borne disease, officials said today.
As they test negative for the disease and show no symptoms. this is a controversial approach, but it is one that is growing in popularity. cnn's jacqueline howard is joining us with more on how some schools are following this approach. jacqueline, obviously, this is an attempt to preserve the time in the classroom for kids, but it is not without risks. >> that's right. it is still controversial. i spoke with three different superintendents across three states, illinois, kentucky, and right here in georgia, and they all say that the program has proven to be successful for their district, with k...