The Ohio Department of Health has released a list of school districts that will be able to get their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine next week.
Gov. Mike DeWine said the vaccine will be available to 91,000 K-12 teachers and school personnel who are necessary to provide in-person education to students.
The announcement comes as DeWine is aiming to get every school employee their first dose of the vaccine in February. The state has a goal of returning all children to in-person learning by March 1.
Earlier this month, DeWine announced districts would be required to agree to full in-person or hybrid learning by March 1 as a condition of receiving the vaccines.
Ohio school districts are set to receive a schedule as to when they will get the vaccine.
To see a full list of districts that will have access to the vaccine, click here.
DeWine said school districts have already or will designate a partner who will administer the vaccinations to their staff. The process is being handled locally by educational service centers.
