“I know that we have had an aggressive timetable for getting staff vaccinated, which was necessary, and continues to be necessary and I want to make sure there is no delay,” del Valle said. “I understand people who were scheduled for today will be rescheduled, but that would be just a mater of a couple of days, I’m assuming, so they could still stay within that time frame, which allows them to get both vaccinations in a timely manner?”
After CPS vaccine provider ousted, district says it’s sticking with goal of first doses for all employees by end of March
