"It's good for parents it's something we would give our kids anyway," Kerr said.

The Swine Flu has already been confirmed in 1000s of people in South Carolina. Since September First, 20 deaths have been reported and more than 550 hospitalizations.

Still Libbie Thomson says while she supports the districts decision to offer vaccines she doesn't plan on having her children get them.

"I still think it's overblown out of proportion at this point," she said.

District officials expect the vaccines to be available by Friday November 13th.

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