Under state law, incoming and have to be vaccinated for certain childhood diseases—unless they opt out with a personal belief exemption. But under Assembly Bill 2109, pending in the state Senate after being OK’d by the Assembly, parents who oppose shots for their kids would have to see a doctor first, and get a signed form saying they were briefed on the risks. Anti-vaccination forces call this a step toward “forced” vaccinations. Where do you stand?
Poll: Should Parents Need Doctor’s Note to Opt Out of School Shots?
Assembly Bill 2109 would make it harder to use personal-belief exemption to avoid vaccinations.
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Melissa Phy (Editor) May 15, 2013 at 07:34 am
Hi there! Principal Newman told me it is in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day. Hope this helps!…Read More -MP
Mercedes Winton Jones May 15, 2013 at 10:19 am
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