Illinois Senate Bill 2866 provides for the distribution of written information about the link between HPV and certain types of cancers to all students entering sixth grade and their parents or legal guardians.Washington House Bill 1638 removes the personal belief exemption for the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine requirement for public schools, private schools and day care centers.New York Senate Bill 2994 removes the religious exemption for public school immunization requirements. Maine House Bill 586 removes personal and religious belief exemptions for public school immunization requirements.Arkansas House Bill 1786 requires a public or private school to create and maintain a report that provides certain information regarding the number and percentage of students who have an exemption from the requirement to obtain vaccinations.Virginia House Bill 1090 provides that the Board of Health's Regulations for the Immunization of School Children shall be consistent with the Immunization Schedule developed and published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.It establishes an immunization goal of 95% of each school's student population and requires schools to publish its immunization and exemption rates on a document that is distributed to parents, guardians and students. Colorado Senate Bill 163 requires a person seeking a nonmedical exemption (either religious or personal belief) to submit a certificate of completion of an online educational module or a certificate of nonmedical exemption.Connecticut House Bill 6423 removes the religious exemption for vaccine requirement for children in grade 12 or below.Exclusion During Outbreak of Diseaseĭuring an outbreak of a communicable disease for which immunization is required, children with an exemption may be excluded from the school or childcare agency threatened by the communicable disease, if recommended by the NH Division of Public Health Services. Per HB 1035 (effective July 19, 2022) a parent or legal guardian’s request for a religious exemption from immunizations required for childcare/school attendance requires the signature of a parent or legal guardian but no longer requires a notary signature. New Hampshire Vacunación en guarderías/escuelas Certificado de exención religiosa (Spanish).The parent or legal guardian shall sign the New Hampshire Childcare/School Immunization Religious Exemption form stating that the child has not been immunized because of religious beliefs. A parent or legal guardian objects to immunization because of religious beliefs.An exemption from immunization for one disease shall not affect other required immunizations. The exemption shall exist only for the length of time, in the opinion of the physician, such immunization would be detrimental to the child. A licensed physician or authorized health care provider certifies that immunization against a particular disease may be detrimental to the child's health.New Hampshire RSA 141-C:20-c states that a child may be exempt from required school and child care immunization if: Impacts of Social Media on Young People.Resources for DHHS Providers, Small Business & Nonprofits.Civil Right Compliance for DHHS Vendors.Emergency Preparedness, Response & Recovery.Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Substance Misuse.Communication Access & Language Assistance.
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