COVID Procedure Changes Coming to Quincy Public Schools
In the last weeks we ve seen COVID daily numbers decrease, and many of our community members are getting vaccinated. Now Quincy Public Schools look to change some of their procedures and process for students, teachers, and parents.
Mr. Roy Webb, the Superintendent for QPS schools, posted yesterday that changes are coming to the way students and teachers enter schools. Since day one of school, students, bus drivers, bus riders, and teachers have to wear masks, and get temperatures taken to enter any Quincy School Building. Now, the Illinois Department of Health are releasing new guidelines for those attending school in-person, and QPS will follow them.
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Where are you in the vaccine line? We charted out who is eligible and who is not in as much detail as we could find. Jonathon Berlin, Jemal R. Brinson and Kori Rumore, Chicago Tribune
With around half of Illinois’ population eligible to be vaccinated for COVID-19, the report card for the state’s effort is mixed. Now in the second part of phase 1b, those older than 65 as well as people from a range of occupations police officers to grocery store workers to some in manufacturing and more are eligible to receive the vaccine. Access for people with high-risk conditions such as diabetes and lung disease just opened up this week, with the exception of Cook County.
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