ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Following a successful start, Orange County Public Schools will continue hosting COVID-19 vaccine clinics at its high schools throughout the holiday season.

OCPS high schools will again open their doors for vaccine clinics the week after Thanksgiving, the district said. This will allow those who received their first shot last week to return to the same location for their second.

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Also, anyone who missed their opportunity to get a vaccine for their child or family member can start the vaccination process.

The next clinics are scheduled for Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 2, 4 and 6. All 22 high schools will host one event during that time frame, the district said.

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Five high schools will also host vaccination events during winter break. Click here for the full schedule.

The district provided 5,635 doses of COVID-19 vaccines at its high schools last week.

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