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Board approves MOU with county health department to use school sites for immunizations
Summary
The Wyoming County Schools board approved an ongoing memorandum of understanding allowing the county health department to use school sites for vaccine clinics and back-to-school immunizations; the Chair called the motion and recorded a vocal 'Aye.'
The Wyoming County Schools Board approved an ongoing memorandum of understanding with the county health department that allows the department to use school sites for vaccination clinics and back-to-school immunizations, the board’s chair said.
Board Chair introduced the item and referred members to page 53 of the packet, describing the MOU as a routine, continuing arrangement that supports shared services. A motion to approve was made and seconded; the Chair called for the vote and recorded members saying "Aye." The transcript does not include a roll-call tally or names attached to the vote.
The Chair said the health department provides vaccines and has assisted with back-to-school immunizations in the past. The MOU formally allows the health department to utilize district sites for those activities and reflects an ongoing working relationship between the district and county public-health officials.
The board did not record additional conditions or changes to the agreement in the available transcript. The item was presented as a routine continuation of existing collaboration; next procedural steps were not specified in the segment.
