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Pooled COVID testing in Massachusetts schools showing low prevalence of virus among students, staff Updated Mar 17, 2021; Posted Mar 17, 2021 For younger students nurse Melissa Joubert administers the test. Pictured here is Myles Appiah, a 6-year-old in the first grade. Facebook Share With pooled COVID-19 testing underway at more than 1,000 Massachusetts schools as health metrics improve, few positive cases are being reported among the students and staff who submit a nose swab each week. “For the amount of testing we’re doing, we’re just seeing what’s coming back is very, very low a...

Several topics were on the agenda at the regular meeting ofthe Arvada-Clearmont School board on March 10 at 7 p.m. Auzqui reported that Clearmont received a district accreditation report which gave Clearmont a 96%. “There are a few adjustments we could make to bring it to 100%, but I don’t think we have to do that. Most schools average 85%, so Clearmont is doing very well. Kudos to the board and the A/C School Staff.” The board watched video presentation from the K-12 Students of what is happening in the school. Mrs. Betz, activities director reported that there had been no cases of Cov...

Here’s a look at who’s running the state’s mass vaccination sites By Anissa Gardizy Globe Staff,Updated March 5, 2021, 2:22 p.m. Email to a Friend Amid the press to vaccinate residents across Massachusetts, state officials are leaning on three companies to operate its mass vaccination sites. Two were born out of the pandemic and, along with a third global life sciences company, are now administering COVID-19 vaccine doses at seven sites across the state. Executives behind these companies say that their entrepreneurial mindset and ability to quickly expand makes them ideal for ...

If you are one of the estimated one million newly eligible vaccine recipients and logged on to the state's website to book an appointment Thursday morning, you would have seen an error message.

How 6-month-old Cambridge startup CIC Health became a leader in testing, vaccinations in Massachusetts [Boston Herald] Jan. 30—A six-month-old Cambridge start-up is leading the charge on coronavirus testing and more recently on vaccination efforts in Massachusetts and beyond — including running operations at the state’s largest vaccination sites. “In some ways, this fell into our laps. It has been a total trip to be able to come in and help,” CIC Health CEO Tim Rowe said. “And it’s been a relief to see people starting to get taken care of.” Rowe, who also runs the Cambridge In...