Iowa HF2171 eliminates immunization requirements for elementary and secondary students.
Iowa HF2171 removes the requirement for immunizations for students enrolling in elementary and secondary schools. The bill also eliminates the need for evidence of hepatitis type B immunization for children born after July 1, 1994, and removes the requirement for meningococcal disease immunization for students in grades 7 and 12. Additionally, it strikes provisions related to provisional enrollment, communication of immunization requirements, and reporting immunizations for children under private instruction.
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