So, that's good news. If a child does get sick, we still want to make sure that there's a smart approach, and if there's symptoms you always want to be tested and students should stay home - recommend that they stay home for about five days and wear a mask as well. And if they have no symptoms after five days and test negative, they should go back to school. Let's get them back in school as soon as possible.
So, that's what they're recommending. That's what we're recommending. And we're no longer recommending - and the CDC and Department of Health are aligned with this - no longer recommending the screening testing, which is randomly testing people who have no symptoms. That was important a year ago, before that, but in certain circumstances, schools may want to opt for doing screening testing in high-risk activities. For example, let's think about choir where children are close together, wrestling team. So, we'll leave that up to individual schools to make that determination, but it is no longer recommended from the CDC or the Department of Health that there'd be this random screening."
