Support is growing for a plan to use neighborhood schools to distribute the coronavirus vaccine. Los Angeles County supervisors on Tuesday endorsed the use of schools as vaccine centers, as the campuses are trusted neighborhood hubs in communities that are being hit hard by infections, including Pacoima, San Fernando, South Los Angeles and the Eastside. She added that it was likely that, at some point, other community members also could be vaccinated at the sites. AdvertisementThis week, vaccines are being administered at 189 sites, including clinics, hospitals and pharmacies, in L.A. County, which is only about half of the 350 healthcare providers that have registered with the county to serve as vaccination sites. “We just don’t have enough vaccine to distribute to all of those sites right now,” Ferrer said, “so supply is our biggest problem at the moment.”Earlier this month, Los Angeles schools Supt.

Source: Los Angeles Times January 27, 2021 16:27 UTC