The decision comes among “a significant drop in COVID-19 cases, high vaccination uptake, and an increase in the availability of vaccines and testing kits for at-home use,” the city said.

The test-to-return policy remains one of the few COVID-19 safety protocols still DCPS practices.

DC Health cited falling case counts in its decision to terminate the program.

Students and staff in D.C. public schools will have to upload proof of a negative test to return to classrooms next week.

County officials say demand for COVID-19 vaccines and testing as decreased significantly.

One center will open in each ward, with Sunday and evening hours to accommodate residents’ work schedules, according to DC Health.

Cold and confused residents lined up at the wrong time to pick-up the city’s free rapid test kits at libraries Wednesday morning.