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Category: Coronavirus

Vaccinations begin for school nurses; New Crocker operator could be named Friday

Schools face a tricky budget year due to ongoing pandemic.
by Marta Jewson January 12, 2021 Updated January 12, 2021

NOLA Public Schools reevaluating reopening metrics after schools close amid city spike in COVID-19 cases

On Monday, the district reported the highest number of active cases in its students and staff so far this school year.
by Marta Jewson January 11, 2021 Updated January 11, 2021

NOLA Public Schools will roll out rapid testing; school nurses to receive vaccinations

The district will hold a town hall about the vaccine with the health department for educators on Jan. 13.
by Marta Jewson January 7, 2021 Updated January 7, 2021

After slow public rollout, officials describe path — and obstacles — to mass vaccinations

Tulane dean asks for volunteers to assist with yet-to-be-announced mass vaccination sites operated by the city of New Orleans. State officials are also discussing mass vaccination program. But the supply is still lacking.
by Philip Kiefer January 7, 2021 Updated January 7, 2021

Incarcerated people over 70 to start receiving vaccinations next week, governor says

The decision will mean that 489 people in prisons and jails will soon get vaccinated. Status of local pretrial inmates was not immediately clear.
by Nick Chrastil January 6, 2021 Updated January 6, 2021

‘The phone’s been ringing since I got here’: Pharmacies report nonstop calls for vaccine appointments

On the first day of more widely available vaccines, limited slots run out almost immediately.
by Philip Kiefer January 5, 2021 Updated January 5, 2021

All NOLA Public Schools must move to virtual learning by Thursday

Move comes as city’s case numbers and positivity rate have surpassed thresholds set by the school district.
by Marta Jewson January 4, 2021 Updated January 4, 2021

Cantrell ends public safety furloughs, says more personnel changes ahead

by Michael Isaac Stein January 4, 2021 Updated January 4, 2021

At least one New Orleans school shuts in-person classes down due to rising COVID-19 numbers, staff exposures

School CEO says it is ‘unwise’ and ‘unethical’ to continue to operate as normal now that the city’s daily case counts and positivity rate have surpassed limits set in the fall.
by Marta Jewson January 4, 2021 Updated January 4, 2021

More than 70 Louisiana hospitals have received vaccine doses, Edwards says

Due to 'angel doses,' state may have thousands more than initially reported.
by Philip Kiefer December 17, 2020 Updated December 18, 2020

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