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M-DCPS to provide free flu immunizations to students

By CNW Reporter

On Tuesday, December 1 to Monday, December 18, the Miami-Dade Public County Schools (M-DCPS) in partnership with Healthy Schools, LLC and the Department of Health in Miami-Dade, students, and nurses will be administering flu immunizations or flu mist to students, free of charge with parental consent at every participating school.

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M-DCPS has partnered with Healthy Schools, LLC and the Department of Health in Miami-Dade to ensure all resources needed are available to provide the flu mist at no cost.

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