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> if only we could make this happen here in the US! Hmm, isn't it already required in US? When I sent my son to first grade this year they asked us to verify t
by usaphp 8y ago
> if only we could make this happen here in the US!
Hmm, isn't it already required in US? When I sent my son to first grade this year they asked us to verify that we have all the necessary vaccines, without it they would not allow us to register.
- CharlesColeman 8y agoIIRC, many school districts have allowed conscientious objection to vaccination requirements.
- MBCook 8y agoOr religious exemptions, which it seems have become a catch all category in some places.
- bobthepanda 8y agoSchool requirements are at the state and local level, so your results may vary.
- lostapathy 8y agoI wish I could find the article - apparently there is one guy/group actually working on expanding the religious exemptions and has lobbied legislators in a bunch of states to file bills for it. So dumb that the legislators go along with it. Edit: another dumb things are legislators looking to prohibit discriminating against unvacinated people. https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article210981599.html https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article2109815...
- AlexanderNull 8y agoIt's determined by each region. Here in Oregon/Washington we have medical exemptions, religious exemptions, and plain old "I just don't agree" exemptions (aka: personal exemptions). Hence why we had such a widespread recent measles outbreak.