vaccines are one of several prevention measures necessary to keep schools open. More than 3,100 students and staff have been identified as close contacts of cases who were infecitous while in Pierce …
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vaccines are one of several prevention measures necessary to keep schools open. More than 3,100 students and staff have been identified as close contacts of cases who were infecitous while in Pierce County schools. Vaccinations will reduce how often classrooms need to be closed, because fully vaccinated teachers will not be required to quarantine.
PCPH will begin vaccinating UW River Falls staff and faculty next week, in addition to opening up weekly appointments on their scheduling link for the Ellsworth clinic to people over the age of 18 with an underlying health conditions.
For information, resources, and data related to Pierce County’s COVID-19 vaccinations, visit the COVID-19 vaccine section of our website: https://covid-piercecountywi. hub.arcgis.com/.
