Brookfield Public Schools, New Milford Health Department partner to vaccinate students
Brookfield Public Schools and the New Milford Health Department are partnering to get students vaccinated against COVID-19.
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May 9, 2021, 1:27 AM
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Updated 1,076 days ago
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251ds agoBrookfield Public Schools and the New Milford Health Department are partnering to get students vaccinated against COVID-19.
Families can pre-register for a vaccine through the health department. They can also start scheduling appointments.
The department can't start giving out shots until the Pfizer vaccine is approved for kids aged 12 and over.
That approval is expected from the FDA this week.
