Suburban reaction to Pritzker’s vaccination edict for schools? ‘Big deal, we already did that’ – Daily Herald*

In the heavily vaccinated suburbs, some school district employees don't believe the mandate is that big of an issue. "Honestly, I haven't heard anyone grumble even before this," said Andrea Ciavarella, a lunch recess supervisor in Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54.
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Truth Seeker
2 years ago

This is about personal choice and personal freedom. My body my choice. If the jabs work there should be no worry if someone chooses to hold off or cannot take the jab. I do not think these sheeple know what road we will be going down if we continue to be controlled by the few who do not have our best interest at heart.

lana
2 years ago

Daily Herald is a left wing Rag. They wouldn’t dare print the opposing view point.
Do I believe them….NO

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