MEDINA COUNTY, Ohio – The state of Ohio released school districts included in the first week of vaccinations against COVID-19.
Only two counties in northeastern Ohio were included in this list.
These counties are Medina and Summit.
It is unknown whether teachers from other districts will be able to be vaccinated.
A total of 91,000 school staff members will be able to start receiving the vaccine.
Vaccines for school staff are scheduled to begin Feb. 1.
Click here to see which districts will be vaccinated during the first week.
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The CDC and the Ohio Department of Health now recommends the use of fabric coatings in public to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Read more about the CDC recommendation here. Here is one step by step guide on how to make a face mask from usual household materials, without having to know how to sew.
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