Vaccine providers are trying to encourage more North Dakotans to get a COVID-19 shot as demand plateaus, but many people remain skeptical of the available vaccines.
Public health departments and local hospitals told the Tribune that they re trying to reach out to the community to get people who haven t been vaccinated in for a jab. The state Health Department is planning a mass media campaign to increase vaccination rates, as well.
Providers attribute the drop in demand to several factors, including a lack of convenience and concerns about vaccine safety. They ve also heard that others prefer to wait and see while the people they know get vaccinated.
Catholic Schools Herald, April 2021
Catholic Schools Herald, April 2021
After a challenging year for schools during the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, the semester is drawing to a close. In this section, the superintendent of Catholic schools looks back on the year. It explores how teacher vaccines have made an impact, as well as what graduations and the fall semester might look like. Principals have continued their educational growth despite the overwhelming trials of the year and schools are saying goodbye to longtime educators, including Steve Wells at Catholic High School.
By Dwain Hebda, Published: April 23, 2021
Steve Wells remembers his first day as a teacher at Catholic High School in Little Rock. The North Little Rock native had come to the painful decision not to return for his fourth year at Holy Trinity Seminary in Dallas and dropped in on his former principal Father George Tribou with the news. It was September 1983.
Dwain Hebda
Steve Wells kicks off another lesson in literature for a homeroom full of Catholic High seniors April 14. The CHS alum and North Little Rock native is retiring at the end of the term after nearly 40 years in the classroom.
Dwain Hebda
Steve Wells kicks off another lesson in literature for a homeroom full of Catholic High seniors April 14. The CHS alum and North Little Rock native is retiring at the end of the term after nearly 40 years in the classroom.
Longtime teachers, staff announce retirements for May
Catholic schools announced seven other teachers and staff members are retiring in May. They are:
From Resource Base to Full-Fledged Nonprofit, the Portland Student Pandemic Response Is Making Moves
A year in, the student-led nonprofit continues to evolve. Its latest tool: a vaccine text line.
By
Gabriel Granillo
4/21/2021 at 11:00am
Portland Student Pandemic Response, an online-based, student-led nonprofit, has developed an interactive vaccine text line that helps Oregonians find and schedule nearby COVID-19 vaccine appointments. It s just one of the many student projects the group has undertaken since April of 2020.Â
About a year ago exactly, in April 2020, Rye Scholin and Zumee Hasanâboth students at St. Maryâs Academy in downtown Portlandâ founded Portland Student Pandemic Response, an online-based, student-run nonprofit. Back then, it wasnât quite the bustling nonprofit making moves that it is today. Its early website acted simply as a catalog of service opportunities for local students to filter through and decide where to lend their
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