Thousands of San Francisco elementary school students returned from Spring Break Monday, finally free from being required to wear masks in their classrooms to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
According to the latest San Francisco COVID vaccination dashboard, 31,291 residents ages 5-11 have been completely vaccinated. That represents 71 percent of the young population.
To help prevent a surge in cases as students return from vacation, the San Francisco Unified School District handed out 123,000 COVID at-home testing kits before the students left on break.Elon Musk Buys 9.2% Stake In Twitter; Becomes Social Media Giant's Largest Outside Shareholder “We really hope that we can catch those people who may be testing positive for COVID-19, said SFUSD spokesperson Laura Dudnik. “So, instead of having them come to school and potentially spread that around, they will know to stay home and follow the isolation protocols and quarantine protocols,”
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