Safe Return to Additional Learning Opportunities
- CSD Reopening 2020
- Health & Safety
- FREE COVID-19 Testing
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FREE COVID-19 Testing
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FREE Testing - Open to the Public
Pre-Registration is required. Results will be reported to DEMA electronically and any positive cases will be called directly into your critical point of contact. Testing is done inside the school. This is a nasal swab test, only takes a few seconds.
How to Register
- Click the registration link below.
- Select the correct event date from dropdown menu.
- Print and bring your registration confirmation.
Free Christina Testing Events
| Date & Time | Location | Registration Link |
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| Tuesday, June 1
1 PM - 7 PM (CHS Prom Testing) |
Christiana High School 190 Salem Church Rd Newark, DE 19713 |
Register |
| Wednesday, June 3, 1 PM - 4 PM | The Bancroft School, 700 N. Lombard St., Wilmington, DE 19801 | https://mako.exchange/covid19-ereq/?account_number=15742&account_name=DEMA-THE-BANCROFT-SCHOOL |
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Christina Testing Event Contacts:
- Kirk Middle School
- Nurse – Laura Bubacz
- Principal – Vincent DeLillio
- The Bancroft School
- Nurse – Annamarie Medeiros
- Principal – Krystal Greenfield
- Glasgow High School
- Nurse - Kathy Davenport
- Principal - Butch Ingram
- Kirk Middle School
State of Delaware COVID-19 Testing
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Get Tested, Delaware
There are permanent and temporary testing sites throughout Delaware.
For help, call 2-1-1 (or text your ZIP code to 898-211 for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing) and you will be connected to medical personnel about screening.
State of Delaware: Where to Get Tested
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At-Home Testing
At-home testing kits are available for Delawareans residents, especially for teachers, staff and students of Delaware schools, Delawareans over the age of 60, those in high-risk groups, and anyone who has been in a large gathering or had any higher risk contact, such as interacting with others without a face covering or appropriate social distancing. (Source: State of Delaware)
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In-Person Testing
Delaware has permanent testing sites at Division of Public Health Clinics, State Service Centers, Walgreens and Rite-Aids. There are also semi-permanent community sites operated by health care systems, and pop-up and school sites operated by Curative, Inc. Most of these sites do not require the individual to have symptoms to be tested. While some sites do not require appointments, it will save you waiting time if you do make an appointment or pre-register. (Source: State of Delaware)
