San Marcos Consolidated ISD plans to offer COVID-19 vaccines to eligible students in the near future.
SMCISD Director of Safety and Health Services Doug Wozniak said the district will partner with the Texas Department of Emergency Management for a freezer to store vaccines and to receive Pfizer doses to administer to students who are 16 years or older.
“Of course, time is of the essence,” Wozniak said during Monday’s board of trustees meeting. “We’re getting to the point where we’re going to be in the summer pretty soon, so the Pfizer is a three-week (wait between shots). So, we’re looking at if we can’t make it happen next Friday, possibly the Friday after and then the third week after that to try and get our students taken care of. So, that’s what’s been in the works.”
