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Those under age 18 will need parental consent to be vaccinated.
Parents or teens making an appointment need to make sure that the clinic offers Pfizer. The other two vaccines are not approved for that age group.
People can find Pfizer vaccination locations near them using Vaccines.gov, also known as Vaccine Finder.
Individuals also can text their zip code to GETVAX (438829) for English, or VACUNA (822862) for Spanish and receive three possible vaccination sites in their area, then choose locations based on availability of the Pfizer vaccine.
Many clinics are accepting walk-in appointments.
Teenagers need to have a parent or guardian present when they get vaccine or bring a signed note from a parent or guardian.
Those under age 18 will need parental consent to be vaccinated.
Parents or teens making an appointment need to make sure that the clinic offers Pfizer. The other two vaccines are not approved for that age group.
People can find Pfizer vaccination locations near them using Vaccines.gov, also known as Vaccine Finder.
Individuals also can text their zip code to GETVAX (438829) for English, or VACUNA (822862) for Spanish and receive three possible vaccination sites in their area, then choose locations based on availability of the Pfizer vaccine.
Many clinics are accepting walk-in appointments.
Teenagers need to have a parent or guardian present when they get vaccine or bring a signed note from a parent or guardian.
A bill that would allow parents to have their children repeat a grade because of the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on learning is headed to the state House after the Senate unanimously passed it on Wednesday.
Senate Bill 664, introduced by Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman of Centre County, was approved by both the Senate Education and Appropriations committees this week before it was quickly approved by the full Senate.
Corman said that the decision to hold a student back is now made by schools and teachers, but his bill would give that option to parents for the 2021-22 school year this fall.