Free testing kits, as well as on-site tests, will be available Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at grab-and-go district sites, which can be found on LAUSD's website
With officials at Los Angeles Unified School District requiring all students be tested for COVID-19 before returning to the classroom, many parents have been scrambling to find tests before the start of school next week.U.S. Department of Agriculture Issues Ground Beef Recall Over Possible E. Coli Contamination
“So, this is a test you can at your home. They give you hand sanatizer, which is cool, masks,” she said.“The line is long, but it’s going pretty fast. It’s like, honestly, 10 minutes, 10-15 minutes tops,” Booka Lim, Mia’s father, said.Both students and staff must have a negative test result before the start of school on Tuesday. Students will have the option to test on campus that day, though there may be a significant wait.
“We didn’t know about it, you know? But now we heard about it, yesterday. I just want to get him to school,” Rubio said of his son.
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