Vaccine for Covid clause in preschool contract

[Anonymous]

Our school for preschool has a clause in the contract for the covid vax. Essentially states that if you are eligible for a vaccine you must have it before the 2022 school year. This includes emergency authorization and FDA approved covid vaccines.


Anyone else seeing this? This is a private preschool on the hill.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our school for preschool has a clause in the contract for the covid vax. Essentially states that if you are eligible for a vaccine you must have it before the 2022 school year. This includes emergency authorization and FDA approved covid vaccines.


Anyone else seeing this? This is a private preschool on the hill.

Excellent!

[Anonymous]

I wish everyone would do this.

[Anonymous]

We’re seeing this in Bethesda too. I think it’s stupid and there will (and should) be reasonable pushback.

[Anonymous]

Waitlist movement- fantastic!

[Anonymous]

I mean…there’s no vaccine for that age group sooooo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mean…there’s no vaccine for that age group sooooo

It’s coming. Moderna is set to apply for EUA within a week or so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wish everyone would do this.

Why?

[Anonymous]

The CDC should really start their recommendations by saying - no mandates allowed until we have enough data to fully approve these vaccines.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean…there’s no vaccine for that age group sooooo

It’s coming. Moderna is set to apply for EUA within a week or so.

You know Moderna applied for EUA for kids 12-17 last year and FDA still hasn't acted on it, don't you? What makes you so sure FDA will act on <5 when the vaccine still isn't authorized for older kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean…there’s no vaccine for that age group sooooo

It’s coming. Moderna is set to apply for EUA within a week or so.

You know Moderna applied for EUA for kids 12-17 last year and FDA still hasn't acted on it, don't you? What makes you so sure FDA will act on <5 when the vaccine still isn't authorized for older kids?

It is authorized- it’s right there in “EUA”.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean…there’s no vaccine for that age group sooooo

It’s coming. Moderna is set to apply for EUA within a week or so.

You know Moderna applied for EUA for kids 12-17 last year and FDA still hasn't acted on it, don't you? What makes you so sure FDA will act on <5 when the vaccine still isn't authorized for older kids?

It is authorized- it’s right there in “EUA”.

It is only authorized for 18 and up. FDA hasn't acted on the EUA for <18 due to myocarditis concerns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We’re seeing this in Bethesda too. I think it’s stupid and there will (and should) be reasonable pushback.

Like parents going elsewhere? Other people will just fill the spots.

[Anonymous]

You have to leave DC to get away from stuff like this. People are obsessed with covid.

[Anonymous]

That’s great!