Teachers and other school workers are now eligible for the vaccine in Massachusetts. Here’s who that does — and doesn’t — count.

Here’s the list of who can — and cannot — currently sign up:

Now eligible:

• Educators
• Paraprofessionals/education support professionals
• Childcare educators
• Family childcare assistants
• Childcare program directors
• Childcare center directors
• District and school administrators
• Clerical and administrative staff
• Bus or van drivers
• Custodial staff
• Food service staff
• After-school program staff
• Student teachers, interns, teaching assistants, and aides
• School Safety Officers

The group also includes “people who work in full time, part time, or in-school volunteer roles, or who are employed by another organization to provide education or support in a school or childcare setting (e.g. early intervention providers, student mentors, tutors, arts programs, individuals responsible for educator observations or coaching, etc.).”

Not yet eligible:

• Higher education workers, including administrators, teaching and non-teaching staff
• Privately employed babysitters, nannies, and au pairs
• Informal friend, family and neighbor care
• Camp counselors
• Certified, licensed, or retired educators who are not currently employed as an educator
• Department of Elementary and Secondary Education staff, unless the individual is serving as an educator (e.g., educators at Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children)
• Department of Early Education and Care staff, unless the individual is employed as a licensor or investigator who is required to conduct on-site visits and inspections.