District Faculty/Staff Could Receive COVID-19 Vaccine By Late February

December 22, 2020 Coronavirus, School Board

In response to a question from a resident posed at the December 21 Board of Education meeting, schools Superintendent John Ravally announced that the district would be distributing COVID-19 vaccines.

The school district’s faculty and staff could receive a COVID-19 vaccine by late February or March, a district official said on December 22.

That’s because the school district’s application to become a provider site for a COVID-19 vaccine has been accepted, the schools Superintendent announced at the December 21 Board of Education meeting.

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District Faculty/Staff Could Receive COVID-19 Vaccine By Late February

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