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www.nj.gov...Immunization Regulations
- Immunizations Regulations Q & A- 9/10/09 [pdf 165k] updated
- Additional Immunization Requirements for School Attendance - 6/18/09 [pdf 50k] N
- N.J.A.C. 8:57-4 Immunization of Pupils in Schools - 9/1/08 [pdf 1.4mb]
- N.J.A.C. 8:57-4.3 and 4.4 Immunization of Pupils in Schools rule, Religious and Medical Exemption [pdf 30k]
- Summary Chart -- Immunizations Required for School Attendance
Originally posted by burntheships
reply to post by warrenb
Yes for sure this is pushing it too far!
Soemthing is bound to happen, people are just not going to do this!
I read this morning that more parents are NOT going to subject thier children to the vaccine than are!
This is not going to be pretty!
Originally posted by Resinveins
reply to post by jd140
For a lot people home schooling or private school is not a viable option... either because of the cost or the availability of the parents.
Q: Will H1N1 vaccine be required for school attendance?
A: The Department will not require the receipt of the H1N1 Novel Influenza vaccine to meet the influenza mandate however, once the vaccine becomes available all high risk individuals (see CDC website link above for more information) are recommended to receive it.
New Jersey, the first state in the nation to require flu shots for young schoolchildren, set a Dec. 31 deadline for parents to obtain flu vaccinations for their children. It was part of a new policy requiring a total of four additional immunizations for schoolchildren over the objections of some parents who worry about possible risks from vaccinations.
The requirement applies to children between 6 months and 5 years who are attending licensed day care and preschool programs. State public health experts said that flu shots for young children are important for overall public health.
“The New Jersey Department of Health opposes philosophical exemptions only because influenza can cause destructive and serious illness among children,” Dr. Tan said.
Dr. Tolan said that vaccines are a matter of public health.
“If you don’t vaccinate your child, you’re putting my child at risk,” he said.
“If you don’t vaccinate your child, you’re putting my child at risk,” he said.