Logistical issues might delay start of school COVID-19 testing programs until after Christmas
Several districts need to apply for special licenses to dispose of biowaste and come up with plans to distribute the testing kits
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) — Schools across South Carolina are now able to test students and staff for COVID-19, but some districts might not administer tests until next semester. Districts throughout the state are still working on the logistics of their testing procedures. Last week, Governor Henry McMaster signed an executive order that called for the distribution of 220,000 rapid testing…
