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LETTER: Free tele-health for Clark County students

The last thing I heard was that the Clark County School District had a deficit in the multiple millions of dollars due to COVID-19. Now all a sudden the district is going to give free telehealth care to all of the 325,000 students (Sunday Review-Journal). Last time I checked, telehealth care was not free. If there is such a budget deficit, where is the money coming from?

The story noted that the company which is supposed to provide the telehealth care is out of California. Odd. I guess Nevada isn’t good enough.

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