Battle Ground Public Schools Immunization Requirements, 2011

Battle Ground Public Schools Immunization Requirements, 2011


Washington state law requires certain immunizations against childhood diseases for all students, regardless of age, who attend a public or private school or a licensed day care center.


On or before the first day of attendance, proof of the child's


(a) full immunizations,


(b) initiation of schedule of immunizations, or


 (c) certificate of exemption, current with the 2011-2012 state requirements*


must be presented at the school.  A completed and signed Certificate of Immunization Status (CIS) is required to be on file at the school, preschool, or child care facility.  Below are the vaccines required for school attendance.


 


IMMUNIZATIONS REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL ATTENDANCE, GRADES K‐12, July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012


          Immunizations\2011-2012\Vaccines Required for School, K-12, 2011-12


       Immunizations\2011-2012\Vaccines Required in 2011-12,Spanish


VACCINES REQUIRED FOR KINDERGARTEN ENTRY, 2011-2012


      Immunizations\2011-2012\Kindergarten Immunizations, 2011-2012 School Year


      Immunizations\2011-2012\Kindergarten Immunization-Rus-2011  (RUSSIAN)


IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENT FOR 6th-10th GRADES, 2011-2012 School Year


      Immunizations\2011-2012\6th-10th Grade Immunization Requirements, English


      Immunizations\2011-2012\Tdap-Varicella Immun Form 11-12


REQUISOTOS DE INMUNIZACIONES PARA GRADOS DEL 6th-10th, Año Escolar 2011-2012


       Immunizations\2011-2012\2011-2012 6th-10th Grade Immunization Requirements, Spanish 


      Immunizations\2011-2012\Dtap Immun status form (SPANISH)


ТРЕБОВАНИЯ К ПРИВИВКАМ –ДЛЯ 6-х – 10-х КЛАССОВ, 2011-2012 учебный год


      Immunizations\2011-2012\2011-2012 6th-10th Grade Immunizatioin Requirements, Russian Version


      Immunizations\2011-2012\Immun status form-Dtap-Varicella-2011-12-Russian


 


Changes to School and Child Care Immunization Exemptions, 2011*


Effective July 22, 2011 Washington State Law requires a licensed health care provider to sign the Certificate of Exemption in order for a parent or guardian to exempt their child from school and child care immunization requirements. The signature verifies that the health care provider has provided the parent/guardian information about the benefits and risks of immunization. A signed letter from a health care provider stating the same information is also acceptable.


This law only applies to exemptions requested after the July 22, 2011 date. Parents/guardians who demonstrate membership in a church or religious group that does not allow a health care provider to provide medical treatment to a child only need to complete the Certificate of Exemption form, Box 2, in order to be in compliance. 


Immunizations\2011-2012\COE, July, 2011


Immunizations\2011-2012\coesamplerelig, 2011


Immunizations\2011-2012\COE, Spanish, July, 2011


Immunizations\2011-2012\FAQ's,2011


Immunize\2011-2012\FAQ'sForms, 2011