Vaccinations for area teachers, school staff could

By Stephanie Markham
smarkham@daily-journal.com

Though a timeline for vaccinating different subgroups of the population is not guaranteed, Kankakee County schools could receive COVID-19 vaccines for teachers and staff as soon as mid January, Kankakee County Health Department Administrator John Bevis said Tuesday.

Kankakee County was identified as one of 50 counties to receive the first shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine in Illinois.

Bevis said the state is indicating a tiered approach in determining the order of people to receive vaccinations.

Kankakee County was identified as one of 50 counties to receive the first shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine in Illinois.

Bevis said the state is indicating a tiered approach in determining the order of people to receive vaccinations.

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