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The high school vaccination campaign will begin next week: "It could save the school year"
Many parents and students welcomed the decision to vaccinate against Corona boys aged 18-16 so as not to harm matriculation, noting that it would have been better one hour earlier.
"It is important that this happens as soon as possible," clarified Omar, who is in the 11th grade. "The vaccines will allow them to return to classes and routines," a father told a high school student.
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Sonia Gorodisky
Friday, 22 January 2021, 08:45
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The Director General of the Ministry of Health, Prof. Hezi Levy, last night (Thursday) adopted the recommendation of the Priority Committee to vaccinate students aged 18-16. The professional teams of the Ministries of Health and Education will formulate, together with the HMOs, a logistical plan to promote the vaccination campaign. The decision, many students breathed a sigh of relief. These are about 300,000 students in grades 11-12, some of whom are expected to take the winter matriculation exam in the coming month.
The first matriculation exam on this date will take place this coming Sunday - in English, followed by February 1. Mathematics Examination At a cabinet meeting last Tuesday, Education Minister Yoav Galant demanded that students in grades 11-12 be vaccinated immediately after the teaching staff was vaccinated.
The matriculation exams and format were excluded from the government's decision to extend the closure, and students in grades 11- Twelve will be able to take the exams even if they are not vaccinated, but this will presumably hasten their return to school.
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"It can prevent a lost school year."
High school students taking a matriculation exam in Yehud, last summer (Photo: Flash 90, Yossi Zeliger)
Omar Shachar, an 11th grade student from Afula, welcomed the committee's decision. "I think it is a very blessed thing to be vaccinated.
It is important that these things happen as quickly as possible, "said Dawn." Of course it could be sooner, but better late than never. "
He said," I have a maturity next week, and I was very nervous and I was worried about my high school, I also My friends, because we did not know how to get to school. "According to Shahar," Lucky that we recovered in time, we were very relieved. "
Corona vaccines have been tried among 16-year-olds and older. "Very much waiting to get vaccinated - even before they even talked about teens being able to do it," he said. "I said that as soon as possible - I get vaccinated, everything should be done so that this corona is already over."
He added: It's dangerous to sit at home for half a year without meeting my friends and being in front of a computer all day. "
"This is an important stage in their lives, and vaccines can enable them to succeed."
A., a father of a high school student in Tel Aviv, also expressed his support for giving the vaccines to the students.
"Vaccines are life-saving, and in order to enable the youth to continue with the school routine and prepare for matriculation, it is mandatory to vaccinate them," A. said.
"Beyond their health concerns, the vaccines will allow students to return to classrooms, return to routine and study better for matriculation."
He added that "this is an important stage in their lives, and vaccines can allow them to succeed in it, they can allow them to learn and succeed."
According to the father, "Vaccines can save students' school year, it can prevent a lost school year."
"The side effects reports do not worry me."
Vaccination in Netanya, this week (Photo: Reuven Castro)
"The vaccines are proven to be effective and the reports of side effects do not worry me," A. added.
"Every vaccine has side effects. Young people are healthy and not at risk, so they should be encouraged to get vaccinated to stay healthy, keep teachers healthy and study properly for matriculation."
The "Leaders" organization also welcomed the intention to vaccinate the 11th and 12th grade students now, especially in light of the decision that the format exams and the matriculation exams will take place as usual.
Abigail Samin, co-chair of the organization and director of the ORT Yuvali Education Campus in Ariel, said that "the vaccine will ensure the health of the students, and of course also create a safe environment within the schools."
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