L.A. Public Schools To Reqire All Students To Get Covid Vaccine To Return To Class

L.A. public schools will require all students to get the Covid vaccine before returning to class

NTB Staff

Austin Beutner, the superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, said Monday that students will have to receive the inoculation once it is available before heading back into the classroom, according to a report.  

The Los Angeles Times reported that Beutner compared the move to how schools already require vaccinations for measles and mumps. He said that he hopes all students in the system will be vaccinated by January 2022.

The Los Angeles Unified School District is the 2nd largest district in America and enrolls over 600,000 students in kindergarten through twelfth grade at over 1,000 schools. They're all gonna have to get the Rona Poke if they wanna continue going to school there in person.

Are we all ignoring the fact that schools — especially below middle school — have been proven to NOT spread the virus? And even Dr. Fauci said so?

Are we all ignoring the fact that this is a vaccine that has been thrown together in record time without any of the standard time-testing that all other vaccines get — which is why tons of healthcare professionals are refusing to get it?

Are we all ignoring the fact that these are KIDS? Listen, I get it, if I'm 80 years old, I'm getting the vaccine. Hit me with it. Because if I get Covid I'm in trouble. And what do I have to worry about long term risks from the vaccine? I don't have a "long term" anymore. I'm 80 friggin years old.

But these are young kids who have their whole lives in front of them. What if, God forbid, some medium-term effects begin manifesting from the vaccine? They'll have to deal with them their whole lives.

I am no anti-vaxxer. But if this happens in my kids' school district, it's private-school time. Period end of story.