Arizona HB2058 amends school immunization requirements, allowing exemptions based on parental statements and medical certifications.
Arizona HB2058 modifies school immunization rules by allowing students to be admitted without documentary proof if their parents submit a signed statement about medical conditions preventing immunization. It also permits exemptions based on written certification from a physician or nurse practitioner stating that immunizations may be harmful to the student's health. Students lacking proof must stay home during outbreaks of communicable diseases.
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