The MMWR write up you linked concluded "There were no significant differences for severe outcomes by vaccination status." The NEJM study you linked showed the fully vaccinated ages 12-18 had a higher death rate than the unvaccinated. Yet you claim, "these deaths are now vaccine-preventable with a safe and effective vaccine". What data/studies did you use for this statement because those studies you cited as evidence do not support your claim.
The MMWR write up you linked concluded "There were no significant differences for severe outcomes by vaccination status." The NEJM study you linked showed the fully vaccinated ages 12-18 had a higher death rate than the unvaccinated. Yet you claim, "these deaths are now vaccine-preventable with a safe and effective vaccine". What data/studies did you use for this statement because those studies you cited as evidence do not support your claim.
What are your thoughts on kids that fall under the "should" category but can remain isolated this summer alongside their unvaccinated sibling?
Great question - If you are able to maintain other mitigation through the summer -- then I'd wait to boost until fall.