MEDINA COUNTY, Ohio – The state of Ohio has released school districts included in the first week of COVID-19 vaccinations.
Only two counties in Northeast Ohio have been included in this list.
These counties are Medina and Summit.
It is not known whether teachers in other districts will be able to receive vaccines.
A total of 91,000 school employees will be able to start receiving the vaccine.
Vaccinations for school staff are scheduled to begin on February 1.
To see which districts will be vaccinated in the first week, click here.
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