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As more people in Marion County and central Ohio receive the coronavirus vaccine, teachers and other school employees are next in line to get their shot.
Marion City Schools Superintendent Ronald Iarussi announced during a school board meeting Tuesday that employees will receive the vaccine through OhioHealth. The clinic will take place Feb. 24 at the Marion Medical Clinic, confirmed OhioHealth Communications and Media Relations Manager Jill Fazekas. We are very pleased and excited to have OhioHealth as our partner, Iarussi said. They have been outstanding leading us through this process.
Employees will receive the Pfizer vaccine, with the superintendent projecting that more than 70% of staff members will get the shot. The second dose of the vaccine will arrive the week of March 15.
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The Ohio Department of Health added 4,275 previously unreported deaths to the statewide count at the end of last week. On Wednesday, the department warned the public that the backlog of deaths would hit all at once after discovering that a single employee erred in reconciling real-time data provided by health providers with death certificates, which can take up to six months to complete according to state law.
Clearing the backlog increased Ohio s deaths by 38% – from 11,856 deaths as of Wednesday to 16,346 on Monday. Each death was recorded for the date it occurred in the state s COVID-19 data set.
The Beacon Journal noticed a major blip in the death count on Jan. 20. The numbers suggested that Summit County had more deaths than Franklin or Hamilton counties, despite having hundreds of thousands fewer residents. Franklin County, at the time, was reporting 17 COVID-19 death a month while Summit County was reporting hundreds.
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State officials called them essential workers and they were lauded as heroes.
They helped keep the economy afloat, giving hospitals and grocery store employees a safe place to take their children.
But while thousands of K-12 educators across Ohio receive their COVID-19 vaccines this month, those who work in standalone preschools and child care centers don t qualify. It s kind of a smack in the face, said Shrontz, a master teacher at the A. Sophie Rogers School for Early Learning, a preschool associated with Ohio State University s College of Education and Human Ecology. We ve been open since June. We didn t have the option to go online, like school districts did.
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