CDC updates school guidance, vaccinated students can go without a mask

The guidance puts emphasis on in-class learning.
Children wearing face masks
By Just the News staff

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday updated its COVID-19 schools guidance, saying in-person learning is a priority in the fall and that students who are vaccinated don't have to wear a mask, according to news reports. 

The agency said students can go without a mask unless they are riding on a bus or school officials decide otherwise, according to ABC News.