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SC lawmakers pass planned raises for state teachers

SC lawmakers pass planned raises for state teachers
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Majority of people in SC eligible for COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday

Majority of people in South Carolina now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine MICHELLE LIU, The Associated Press Majority of people in SC eligible for COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday Replay Video UP NEXT The majority of people living in South Carolina are now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. The state moved to Phase 1B of its vaccine plan beginning Monday. Gov. Henry McMaster said at a news conference last week that teachers, grocery store employees and people with certain medical conditions can sign up for vaccine appointments. The biggest points from today s news conference are that SC will enter phase 1b of vaccine distribution on Monday. That phase will be much wider than first planned. It will include those 55 & up, people 16-64 with pre-existing conditions, as well as a wider range of jobs. Greg Suskin (@GSuskinWSOC9) March 2, 2021

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Majority of people in South Carolina now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

South Carolina plans to expand eligibility for the coronavirus vaccine to millions of residents across the state starting next week.

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Majority of people in South Carolina now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

Majority of people in South Carolina now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
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Teachers, school districts begin acting on vaccine plans after Phase 1B announcement

Teachers, school districts begin acting on vaccine plans after Phase 1B announcement Chris Joseph © Provided by Columbia WIS TV South Carolina teachers can begin getting vaccinated on Monday, March 8. COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - South Carolina teachers can begin getting vaccinated on Monday, March 8 as part of Phase 1B, Gov. Henry McMaster and State Superintendent Molly Spearman announced Tuesday. In a news conference, Spearman encouraged district superintendents to immediately put their vaccination plans in motion. “I have communicated to district superintendents, and I hope they’re on the phone as we are speaking, calling their providers to get their allotment agreed upon and ready to go,” she said.

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