Pediatric COVID-19 admissions have been on the rise recently in New York City, health officials say.
"Schools are among the safest places to be throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and we're working closely with the incoming administration to keep it that way," New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said in aUnder the new plan, students and staff at public schools are urged to get tested before returning on Monday, January 3. Schools will also expand a random in-school testing program for staff, should they give their consent, and both unvaccinated and vaccinated students and staff.
"The numbers speak for themselves — your kids are safer in school," New York City Mayor-elect Eric Adams said in a statement."Thanks to testing, vaccinations and at-home testing kits we'll keep it that way."
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