A new report suggests U.S. students are performing worse than their peers from a decade ago.
The CDC says that schools opting to test exposed students rather than require a home quarantine aren't necessarily risking an outbreak.
The school says the student "had been attending school for the last seven days" when they found out about their positive case. About 75 students then had to quarantine.
The decision follows a legal settlement with students claiming the testing favored higher-income, privileged students who could afford tutors and strategic test prep.
SAT CHANGES: Students already registered for subject tests will be automatically refunded, the College Board said.
To keep his family safe from COVID-19, a Houston student took his final exam in a hazmat suit after the school wouldn't waive his requirement.
