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Monday, March 15, 2021
UPDATE: The previous email sent this evening listed available dates for dose 1 and dose 2 of the COVID-19 vaccine. While those appointments are available, the email below lists the preferred dates for employees of SCS and childcare providers.
Good evening, SCS colleagues.

You're receiving this email because you signed up to receive your first COVID-19 vaccination during the District's scheduled opportunity February 15 or February 24-26.

While we continue working to finalize our plan for District-provided dose 2 vaccines by the end of this month, we want you to know that our partners at Methodist have appointments available for the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine THIS WEEK for employees of SCS (including charter schools) and childcare providers who received their vaccines on February 15 or February 24-26 (minimum 21 days required between doses).

NOTE: These limited appointments are only for employees of SCS and childcare providers who received their vaccine from the District on February 15 or February 24-26. Please do not forward these links to anyone else.

Click the links below to schedule your appointment. You must have an appointment to receive a vaccine.




Please bring the following required items to your appointment:

  • Proof of employment with SCS or childcare provider (ID, pay stub, W-2 form, etc.)

  • The vaccination card you received at the time of your first vaccine dose containing the date of your vaccination

Additional Vaccination Opportunities:

  • New appointment times for first and second shots are being added daily on the City's website here.


  • You may also check your local pharmacy or other locations that may be advertising vaccination opportunities.

Here are a few additional facts about the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine:

  • Your second shot must be the same vaccine type as your first. SCS administered the Pfizer vaccine.

  • You do NOT have to get the second shot exactly 21 days after the first one for it to be effective. Medical experts recommend getting a second shot of the Pfizer vaccine within six weeks of your first shot, but no earlier than 21 days.

  • If you go past the six-week recommended timeframe for your second shot, there is no need to restart the series. Just take a second shot when you can, knowing it will boost your immunity more than just one shot alone.

  • Research shows the second shot is a booster that adds to the effectiveness of your first shot in protecting you against COVID-19. Anyone who has a first shot already has some protection against contracting coronavirus.

Be on the lookout soon for more details about the District's dose 2 vaccination opportunities.

Thanks, and have a great day.

-SCS Vaccination Team
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