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Not the time to be without medical support : School nurse shortage raises concerns in New Haven

Not the time to be without medical support : School nurse shortage raises concerns in New Haven Brian Zahn FacebookTwitterEmail New Haven Public Health Director Maritza BondChristian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut Media file NEW HAVEN When the city opened its high schools earlier this month, it came with a promise from school district leadership that there would be enough nurses for every school. However, on the day high schools opened, teachers reported that some schools did not have nurses stationed there. “It’s a significant concern,” said Nijija-Ife Waters, president of the City Wide Parent Team. “Who is responsible for medical care for these students? I do not understand why the district (and Board of Education) has not made this a priority.”

Concerned with the low turnout : New Haven working to address demographic challenges in vaccine rollout

Concerned with the low turnout : New Haven working to address demographic challenges in vaccine rollout
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Phase 1B of vaccine rollout to begin January 18th in New Haven

Rollout of COVID-19 vaccine uneven in Connecticut, with state s largest cities districts lagging smaller health districts

Rollout of COVID-19 vaccine uneven in Connecticut, with state s largest cities districts lagging smaller health districts
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New Haven among first municipalities in Connecticut state to begin COVID-19 vaccinations, but many towns are still working on obtaining the vaccine

New Haven among first municipalities in Connecticut state to begin COVID-19 vaccinations, but many towns are still working on obtaining the vaccine Dave Altimari, Hartford Courant © Photograph by Mark Mirko | mmirko@courant.com/Hartford Courant/TNS New Haven, Ct. - 12/28/2020 - New Haven Fire Chief John Alston, Jr. is vaccinated for COVID-19 during a ceremony outside the New Haven Health Department marking the first phase of a four-part mass immunization campaign. \ Let the healing begin,\ proclaimed Alston after receiving his shot from APRN Grace Grajales Just before he rolled up his sleeve to get his COVID-19 vaccination Monday, New Haven Fire Chief John A. Alston Jr. acknowledged it was a historic moment. He not only became one of the first people vaccinated by the city’s Health Department, but as Black man he said he was showing people that it is safe.

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