I think using school property makes sense. After all, many schools have polling locations for elections. It's an easy, distributed place with highly predictable

I think using school property makes sense. After all, many schools have polling locations for elections. It's an easy, distributed place with highly predictable usage to host those sorts of things. That said, vaccinations - like any prescription meds - are regulated far beyond alcohol and tobacco to the point where you need approval from specific people to buy them. Making exceptions for parental consent is extremely risky now and into the future. While some make sense - like in an immediate emergency (ie. car accident, broken bones, etc) - this doesn't meet those criteria.