Immunizations are required by state law to be current and on file for all children. Immunization requirements must be strictly supported by the school administration
What information is important for the nurse to keep in mind when evaluating if a child is in compliance with this law?
A) Compliance is expected by the first day of school.
B) Immunizations must be complete by the end of the first month of school.
C) Children have until 60 days after school starts to complete immunization requirements.
D) 90 days after school starts is the final date that immunizations must be completed.
Ans: A
Immunizations are required by state law to be current and on file before or on the first day of school, although a school district can establish a short grace period, usually 30 days. Immunization requirements must be strictly supported by the school administration. Each state sets a standard for immunizations; a school district can increase the requirements but must meet the minimum standard.
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