Immunization Information
Immunization Information
Immunizations are responsible for the control of many infectious diseases that were once very common in our school population. The use of vaccines have reduced and at times eliminated many very harmful and deadly diseases. The bacteria and viruses of many vaccine preventable diseases are still present and can be passed among people who are not protected by vaccination. Vaccine-preventable diseases have an impact on not only excessive absenteeism at school but also medical costs and excessive time missed by parents from work. The files below might help with any questions regarding school required immunization.
Immunizations are responsible for the control of many infectious diseases that were once very common in our school population. The use of vaccines have reduced and at times eliminated many very harmful and deadly diseases. The bacteria and viruses of many vaccine preventable diseases are still present and can be passed among people who are not protected by vaccination. Vaccine-preventable diseases have an impact on not only excessive absenteeism at school but also medical costs and excessive time missed by parents from work. The files below might help with any questions regarding school required immunization.
You may find more specific information regarding immunizations on the Texas Department of State Health Services page regarding immunizations.
To get information about an exemption to immunizations and the procedures to claim an exemption, please click HERE.
You can find information regarding flu vaccinations by clicking HERE