The District of Columbia Public Schools system is requiring students and staff to provide negative COVID-19 tests before returning to school following spring break.
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Schools gave students an at‐home rapid antigen test before they left for the break, instructing them to use the test the day before they return to class on Monday, according toStudents and staff must upload their negative test results online using a PDF or photo. Those without internet access may bring a photo or copy of the negative test results to school on the first day back.
District of Columbia Public Schools is requiring students and staff to submit negative COVID-19 tests to return to campus after Spring Break. For the week of April 10, the last week before spring break, there were only nine positive COVID-19 cases in all DCPS elementary, middle, and high schools, according to DCPS data. There were 16 cases across the school district the previous week.Barnard Elementary and Bancroft ElementaryThese infection numbers reflect a drastic dip in positive cases compared to the same time period in 2022.
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