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A dose of the COVID-19 vaccine by BioNTech and Pfizer. The governor said a vaccine could start arriving by mid-December. The state has said health care workers will be the first to receive voluntary vaccinations.

Texas may receive initial coronavirus vaccine doses for 1.4 million people this month, Gov. Greg Abbott says

Texas could receive coronavirus vaccine doses to give an initial dose to up to 1.4 million Texans in December, assuming U.S. health officials approve coronavirus vaccine candidates from drugmakers … more

By Edgar Walters | The Texas Tribune | 12/2/20

Katy ISD staff unload COVID-19 testing supplies Nov. 4 after receiving testing kits and related equipment from the Texas Education Agency. Free testing is now available for all KISD students at the district’s Young Agricultural Sciences Center on Katy Hockley Cut Off Road.

KISD now offering free COVID-19 testing to students

Katy ISD is now offering free COVID-19 screenings to all students of the district, said KISD Director of Risk Management Lance Nauman. The Food and Drug Administration-approved saliva-based test is … more

By R. Hans Miller | News Editor | 11/9/20

With a picture of the team and individual player photo banners that surround his team’s court on campus, Seven Lakes tennis coach Kevin McIlvain tweeted on his account late Friday evening: “Unfortunately, our season comes to an end from the sidelines in the Area Round due to the school being closed for matters out of our control. Thanks for your hard work and doing things the right way Spartan Tennis!”

COVID-19 impacts Seven Lakes cross country, team tennis seasons

COVID-19 had a significant impact on the Seven Lakes cross country and team tennis teams this week. more

By Dennis Silva II | Sports Editor | 10/30/20

Katy ISD football games are only allowed to be at half-capacity due to COVID-19 regulations.

COVID forces changes to athletics schedules

The Katy ISD athletics department is juggling schedules after several COVID-19 cases were reported. more

By Dennis Silva II | Sports Editor | 10/21/20

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