I don't have a problem with testing per se. We have to have some measure of how students are doing and how we as teachers are doing.

They are motivated, and they are excited and they want to do well. A lot of times the students don't want to be in school, and they don't like it. I want them to love it and do well. If you see them, they are working their little tails off and want to get an A.

This school means just as much to me as my family means to me.

On March 1, we had to turn away over 100 students. We promised them we would arrange another testing, and we are keeping that promise.

This allows there to be no ceiling on the test we get a measure of what the students truly know.

Testing is not a food safety measure. Rather, it's a way to find out the prevalence of the disease.