immunization rates; disclosure; public schools
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill requires public schools in Arizona to share immunization rates with parents upon request. These rates are based on data reported to the Department of Health Services. The bill ensures that student privacy is protected by not disclosing individual student immunization records. It aims to provide parents with information about the overall vaccination rates within their child’s school.
Key provisions
- Schools must provide immunization rates to parents upon request.
- Rates are based on aggregated data reported to the Department of Health Services.
- The bill does not require schools to release individual student immunization information.
- This legislation addresses school immunization rates.
Who is affected
- Parents of students in public schools
- Public school districts
- Charter schools
- Students in public schools
- Arizona Department of Health Services
Notable changes
- Establishes a process for schools to disclose aggregated immunization rates to parents.
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