Ohio High Schools Left to Pay for COVID-19 Testing

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Ohio high schools could be asked to shell out a lot of money if they move forward with prep sports this fall.

According to WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, some Ohio high schools may have to cancel fall sports because of the costs required to frequently test athletes for COVID-19. The current Ohio Department of Health mandate requires teams competing in contact sports to have all athletes and staff members test negative for coronavirus within 72 hours before competition begins.

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