Marin County school employees must get vaccinated or tested
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The South Bay’s largest school district held new teacher orientation sessions Monday to prepare teachers and staff for classes starting in two weeks.
It was full speed ahead for the San Jose Unified School District with as the state wants it all in-class instruction with independent studies available for families who choose to stay home. And that optimistic attitude doesn’t seem to be affected by worries about a cluster of new cases elsewhere.
The president of the 1,500 member San Jose Teachers Association says new outbreaks, like the one in Brentwood, have not dimmed enthusiasm.
62.8% of eligible Californians are fully vaccinated.
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