Los Angeles public schools will mandate Covid-19 shots for students 12 and older to attend classes in person, the first large school district to do so
Los Angeles public schools are requiring students ages 12 and older to get thevaccine by January to continue attending school in person, making the school system the first large district in the country to mandate the shots for children.
The board of the Los Angeles Unified School District, the country’s second-largest district, voted unanimously on Thursday to pass the measure. One board member recused himself from the vote because of his stock ownership in Pfizer .
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