By: Caleb Califano OKLAHOMA CITY - Doctors told News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell that opening the Pfizer vaccine to young teens could provide some consistency and a more normal school year next year. They're also recommending districts across the state make the shots available in school. However, the doctors said the younger crowd in Oklahoma has a long way to go. Eight percent of teenagers between 16 and 18 years old are considered fully vaccinated statewide. The doctors discussed how the messaging around the vaccine now needs to change, especially when it comes to families with y...