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Implementing Covid-19 Routine Testing in K–12 Schools

This video documents the nonprofit organization, CORE – Community Organized Response Effort working to help in person schooling resume safely. With support from the Rockefeller Foundation, and in partnership with Friendship Public Charter School in Washington, DC, CORE successfully piloted Community Organized Relief Effort’s (CORE) work with Friendship Public Charter School in Washington D.C.

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Implementing Covid-19 Routine Testing in K–12 Schools: Lessons and Recommendations from Pilot Sites

The Rockefeller Foundation partnered with six school sites across the country to pioneer rigorous Covid-19 testing strategies that would keep children safe and schools open for learning. The effort, called the K-12 Testing Protocol Demonstration Project, launched in October 2020 in 335 schools and affiliated locations across Louisville, Ky.; Los Angeles; New Orleans; Tulsa, Okla.; the District of Columbia; and State of Rhode Island—unearthing key guidance and considerations applicable to peer schools nationwide.
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