Access to vaccines for CPS students now eligible for COVID-19 vaccination severely limited in South Side communities - The Chicago Crusader

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Access to vaccines for CPS students now eligible for COVID-19 vaccination severely limited in South Side communities - The Chicago Crusader

While children aged 5-11 can now receive COVID-19 vaccinations in more than 1,000 New York City public schools this week, and local school districts like Elgin school district U-46 move […]

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