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All district employees are now eligible to register for the Covid-19 vaccine

All district employees are now eligible to register for the Covid-19 vaccine
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Special event

In partnership with Walmart, Dallas ISD has secured more than 1,000 shots exclusively for Dallas ISD staff to receive a vaccine on Saturday, March 20, or Sunday, March 21, in one of the stores listed below. Dallas ISD staff can begin booking appointments for the special Walmart vaccination event on Tuesday, March 16, by calling 833-886-0023.

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1118 12300 LAKE JUNE RD BALCH SPRINGS 75180
2667 7401 SAMUELL BLVD DALLAS 75228
3285 621 UPTOWN BLVD CEDAR HILL 75104
3433 100 RYAN DRIVE RED OAK 75154
5823 6185 RETAIL RD DALLAS 75231

Vaccine Availability

This week could be the ideal time to get your vaccine. Dallas County has opened vaccination registration to all Dallas ISD employees and is offering appointments as vaccines are available. You can register for the Dallas County vaccination program by visiting its COVID-19 page. For links to other vaccine providers, check this week’s The Beat or visit Staff News.

Types and safety of vaccines

Three vaccines have received emergency approval from the FDA for distribution in the United States: Pfeizer-BioNTech, Moderna and Johnson amp; Johnson/Janssen. All three COVID-19 vaccines have been declared safe and effective by health experts and millions of people have already received COVID-19 vaccines under the most intense safety monitoring in U.S. history. The CDC recommends you get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you are eligible. For more information about each of the vaccines, visit the CDC page or read the blog in which experts talk about vaccine safety.