watch. dr. ali raja, massachusetts general hospital, thank you for your time this morning. thank you. kids are headed back online with the latest covid surge. mine included. the secretary said there is no reason to switch to remote learning. our children need to be in school. we know how to keep them safe. we have a year s worth of experience. we have vaccination efforts happening for children ages 5 and up. the precautions that we took were necessary, but we re a year removed from that. we know what works. we know how to protect ourselves. there s no reason our schools should be going remote fully. we need to keep our kids in the classroom. boy, we have come a long way. secretary cardona added nthat te cdc s test to stay program allows shorter quarantine periods for vaccinated students. they are working closely with health and human services to make covid tests available to students so they can stay in physical classrooms. and as the u.s. grapples with the rise of the omicro