Times Herald-Record: Without contact tracing, parents will play bigger role monitoring kids

Times Herald-Record: Without contact tracing, parents will play bigger role monitoring kids

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Thursday, January 20

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Nyack Middle School students line up for their first COVID-19 vaccine shots at Nyack High School May 19, 2021. Montefiore Nyack Hospital ran the program.

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Without contact tracing, parents will play bigger role monitoring kids

Many school leaders had called for an end to contact tracing, saying that the process was taking up too much time for nurses and principals.

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