No masks, fewer COVID-19 tests: Baltimore-area schools prepare for a new school year

Most Baltimore-area school districts don’t plan to screen for coronavirus cases and won’t send students home to quarantine, moves based on federal and state guidance that aim to keep more kids learning at their desks.

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