Gloucester Public Schools are Hosting COVID Vaccination Clinics at O'Maley and GHS!

The Gloucester Public Schools are providing a free COVID-19 vaccinations for all O’Maley students and the Gloucester High School Students . The clinics will be held on Wednesday, September 8 and Wednesday, September 29th at each school during the school day.


If you would like have your O'Maley or GHS student get the COVID vaccination, please click on the links below and follow the the instructions to register your student at their school.


There are many advantages to being vaccinated. In addition to lowering our student's chances of getting sick from COVID, those who are vaccinated keep others safer and will be able to stay in school and not quarantine. Also, the mort students who are vaccinated the more likely we are to stay with a regular school day for the entire school year.


For more information about the importance of COVID vaccinations for teens and children, you may want to read this article by area pediatrician Ian Sklaver.

Local Pediatricians Encourage Vaccination


Several local pediatricians are encouraging their patients to consider vaccination to protect themselves and their loved ones from serious illness from COVID-19. Please click here to read more from

"I strongly advise parents to get their adolescent children immunized against COVID-19,” said Dr. Ian Sklaver, of Garden City Pediatric Associates in Beverly. “While serious infections from COVID are uncommon in adolescents, they do occur. The best way to protect your children is by getting them vaccinated. COVID will continue to spread until a large majority of people are immune. Immunization helps protect us all; it is our best shot!"

“I strongly encourage all my patients to get the Pfizer vaccine,” said Dr. Brian Orr, of Brian Orr Pediatrics in Gloucester. “Getting everyone vaccinated is the only way for us to get out of this pandemic. The vaccine is highly effective and is the one I received when I got vaccinated. Help us end this pandemic! Get your kids vaccinated.”


READ MORE FROM LOCAL DOCTORS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF CHILDREN GETTING VACCINATED AGAINST COVID-19