A decision will be made after Asst. Joseph Kruperwicz attends a meeting tomorrow with the state Department of Health. Clinics are planned for the middle and high schools, but times and dates haven't been set. Primary school-age children should go to their doctors for the shots. The Health Department said clinics will be held in town schools Wednesday through Saturday.
Further details are to be announced.
Officials have set up a three-day inoculation program in the high school cafeteria to cover all town residents ages 2 to 22. On Thursday, North Smithfield students in Grades 7 through 12 will receive shots during regular school hours. On March 11, from 5 to 9 p.m., anyone ages 2 to 22 who missed the two other clinics can get a shot. Proof of residency, either by driver's license, voter registration, rental receipt or tax or utility bill, will be required before getting a shot. Plans are being made for clinics at all schools.