Norwalk school workers get COVID-19 shots at high school vaccine site
Norwalk school staff were vaccinated Wednesday as 500 open appointments were available at Brian McMahon High School throughout the day.
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Mar 4, 2021, 3:28 AM
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350ds agoNorwalk school staff were vaccinated Wednesday as 500 open appointments were available at Brian McMahon High School throughout the day.
Education staffers lined up just before 4 p.m. and were assigned to vaccination stations. After they received the COVID-19 vaccine, they were assigned a seat to wait in case of a reaction.
Officials say it's too soon to tell who would be getting the vaccine out of 2,000 people who are eligible for it there.
Norwalk will have separate clinics for day care workers as well.
