Because of the fatigue many students felt during the school year dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health and well being are topping educators’ lists.
The COVID-19 vaccine has now been recommended for kids age 12-15. Denver7 digital journalist Óscar Contreras spoke with school administrators, parents and health professionals to see what it means for..
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Mason students roll up their sleeves to get COVID-19 vaccines
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