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Reply to "Did / does your daycare require teachers to get COVID test before reopening?"
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[quote=Anonymous]Testing is the worst. DS got tested today so he can work with kids. He had outside dinner with someone who worked for a day with someone who tested positive. Asymptomatic guy. DS's contact tested negative and his whole household as well. CVS test is taking forever, so ds went to a different place. His test is negative, but place was full of sick people there for the reason of getting tested for corona bcs they are sick. This might mean that ds willingly exposed himself to a high risk environment to be cleared to work and bring in a negative test! Talk about utter stupidity! He has been in isolation for 10 days by that point, and has no symptoms at all. This is in MD. If we had testing that was fast and accurate and did not expose you do covid, this would make sense. Now my ds is ok to go work this afternoon, but not 10 days ago.... after literary being in line with people that suspect they have covid! How is ds not required to isolate now? No rhyme and reason. I am in favor of not testing preschool and daycare workers if we cannot do it without exposing them to the virus.[/quote]
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