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NEWTOWN, Pa. - It appears the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, which has been approved for people 16 and older, could soon be offered to kids as young as 12.That could have huge ramifications for the next school year.Paula Zimmerman is thrilled to be back at the field, cheering on her son.The nine and 10 year-olds likely won’t be the next to qualify for the COVID vaccine, but Paula says if the FDA gives the go-ahead for 12 to 15-year-olds, her other son will get it."I would be very comfortable having him get the vaccine and I’ll sign him up as soon as I can," Paula remarked.She believes, once approved for middle and high schoolers, districts should require it, just like other vaccines.AdvertisementBut, will they?Two local districts tell FOX 29.

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