It’s official! As of March 5, 2021, all Roma ISD teachers and staff that wanted the COVID-19 Vaccine, have received their first dose!

 

“We would like to thank everyone at Starr County that made this possible, as well as Rep. Ryan Guillen for supporting the needs of our educators, and our local Roma ISD School Board for their support of this initiative. We also want to thank our partners in education, Rio Grande City CISD, for working with us to make this second clinic for our employees possible,” said Roma ISD Superintendent Carlos Guzman. “Although it takes approximately six weeks to achieve some level of virus immunity from the vaccine, I know we all can sleep a little sounder at night knowing that our Gladiator Nation Team will be much better protected as we aim to serve our students and community. Although we have seen some real shining moments during this pandemic, I have great hope that next year will be a breakthrough year in the pandemic, but also for Roma ISD as a whole. Let’s keep the faith together and keep focused on a bright future for our children.”

 

Roma ISD would also like to thank Dr. Raymond Mussett and his staff for assisting with the clinic held on March 1, 2021 at Roma Middle School at which 440 doses were administered.