Baltimore County school officials said there's no one to blame for the vaccine shortage. I’m reporting live on @wbalradio#WBAL from @BaltCoPS Board of Education in #Towson with @C4Show & @BryanNehman as thousands of Baltimore County teachers & staff are due back in schools today to prepare for in-person learning in coming weeks amid concerns now from @TABCOEDUCATORSpic.twitter.com/Oj6oOOrUOJ — Scott Wykoff (@ScottWykoffWBAL) February 22, 2021 “Of course, we don't control the amount of vaccines that comes into Baltimore County that's available for teachers. We're doing everything we can to make sure that teachers have the information that they need to access the vaccines to get the shots and to be prepared for coming back into school,” Herndon said. “It's not a prerequisite according to all of our health leaders and the folks that we're working with very closely including those Baltimore County and on the state level. It's not a prerequisite to have the vaccine to come back safely under schools."