Virginia students 12 and older might have the chance to receive COVID-19 vaccinations in their schools before the school year ends in June. That’s according to state vaccination coordinator Danny Avula, who said during a call with state media members Friday that he and other officials will be meeting with the state’s school superintendents next week to discuss the possibility. Emergency use authorization that would permit the Pfizer vaccine to be administered to children and teens 12 to 16 is expected as soon as mid-May, according to Avula. That same authorization could come shortly thereafter for the Moderna vaccine, he...