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Along with their written reminder, they shared a photo detailing when motorists are required to stop for a school bus with flashing lights.

School's back in session...School of Rock, that is!

CentraCare Spokesperson Dr. Jill Amsberry joined me on WJON this week. We discussed the vaccination process of the newest eligible age group that can get the COVID-19 vaccine. Amsberry says 30% of 12-16 year olds in Minnesota have had at least one dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.

With kids 12 and older eligible to get their COVID-19 vaccines, CentraCare is offering vaccinations at pediatric clinics rather than at mass vaccinations sites.

The Young Eagles club will be offering free flights for kids ages 8-17 at the St. Cloud Regional Airport on Saturday, May15th.

This week on WJON's Health Matters program I was joined by Dr. Emily Corman from St. Cloud Pediatrics. Corman says Covid-19 vaccine clinical trials for people under 16 years of age and under is underway. The timeline for when kids can receive the vaccine is uncertain at this time.

As we strive to keep up with our daily exercise routines, it's important to make sure your kids stay active too.

The disruptions of COVID-19 has affected all of us, however for teenagers, this time of isolation and distance can be a tougher pill to swallow.

While we continue to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic, local health officials are reminding you to not forget another illness that arrives this time of year.

There will be several new changes for students as they return to school next week, including having to wear a mask.