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Start of school just got pricier
- Categorized in: Daily EducationNews, K-12
By Marshall Allen
Parents of incoming kindergarten students may have to pay for chickenpox vaccines that were previously offered for free, because Nevada has stopped picking up the tab for children who are covered by health insurance.
Parents of incoming kindergarten students may have to pay for chickenpox vaccines that were previously offered for free, because Nevada has stopped picking up the tab for children who are covered by health insurance.
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