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Alejandra Palacios Created: January 20, 2021 05:40 PM
Minnesota s new vaccine pilot program brought excitement to school staff, since they are now eligible, but the limited doses means schools will need to prioritize who gets vaccinated first.
Northland school districts explained how they felt about the pilot program and how they will decide who gets vaccinated first based on the limited supply they were allocated. It s a first very important step in the right direction and I m sure that as we continue we re going to be able to keep moving towards safety, said John Magas, the superintendent for Duluth Public Schools. It s a starting point so I m gonna look at it a little bit optimistically although it was disappointing for many of us the amount of doses. We d like to see the national amount of vaccines to be delivered to the states much, much higher. We need 20 times that to pull off any kind of concerted and and successful vaccination program said John E