School District COVID-19 Vaccine Plan Scuttled Due To Low Supply

January 12, 2021 Coronavirus, School Board

Schools Superintendent John Ravally told parents in a January 12 letter that low vaccine supply has scuttled a plan to have school districts serve as COVID-19 vaccine distribution centers. (File photo).

The plan for the school district to host a COVID-19 vaccine dispensing site for district employees has been put on hold by the state due to a lack of vaccine, a district official said on January 12.

The news comes after more than 900 district employees signed up to receive the vaccine, district spokeswoman Mary Clark said in an email.

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