COVID-19: Some Alberta classes move online as teaching positions go unfilled The letter will be addressed to the ministers of education and health, as well as Premier Jason Kenney.It will ask the province to offer mobile vaccination clinics, voluntary in-school clinics with the requirement of parental consent, and making pediatric vaccines available at pharmacies and doctors officers, in addition to the public health clinic.“I do think that if province takes the steps to implement increased access through whichever methods, there will be those families that certainly appreciate it and require it,” Ip said.“If there is anything that our schools can advocate for, (it) is to ensure that there is consistency and normalcy, so that we can focus on the learning of kids that is what we are going to do.“At the heart of this motion it’s about protection and safety of kids so that they can learn.” COVID-19: City of Edmonton donates 50k KN95 masks to schools On Thursday, Premier Jason Kenney said in-school clinics for the older age group saw a low uptake.