@Kidsdoc1Rick I know multiple people how have had their 2017 babies vaccinated at UHN, with “informed consent” so it definitely is happening at places in Toronto. I myself have a 2017 baby (and 2019) and am anxiously awaiting approval.
Primary Educators - Feel free to message me for “Google Classroom Ready” virtual resources to transition to online learning. It’s my second year teaching Gr 3 online and I have plenty to share ❤️ @TCDSB_StAnne#TCDSB
@jimcarroll@jkwan_md@ASPphysician@imgrund I am so confused why TDSB hasn’t sent eligible teachers their letters yet. I’m with TCDSB and we all received ours last week (emailed from our individual principals)
@MrAmirkhanian@Reddysetlearn@etfopresident They haven’t updated the voice message yet. Just push 1 and wait to speak with a representative. They have been booking educators all day.
@MrAmirkhanian@Reddysetlearn@etfopresident I was not asked anything about my letter (neither were my colleagues) School postal code and health card number was all that was needed.
@MrAmirkhanian@etfopresident Just call and book - you only need your letter for when you actually go for your vaccine. They only need your school postal code and health card number for booking.
@etfopresident I was able to book an appointment for May - this was the case for many of my colleagues as well. I don’t know anyone who was able to book an April appointment.
@msiggerslibrary @MrJFraga @TCDSB@tdsb Yes - I got a letter from my principal. You don’t need it to actually book (only your health card #) But they do say you will need to bring this letter to your vaccine appointment
@munakadri@OntEdWorkers @parentaction4ed I called this morning and received an appointment for early May. I called the provincial number. I work for TCDSB and received an email confirmation from my principal (you don’t need this to book - but you do need it for your apt)
The Minister and the Premier owe Ontario's educators an apology. We have been working anti-racism initiatives for years. I still remember the fuss when ETFO launched the white privilege project. To suggest that educators don't care and are a roadblock is beyond the pale.