Texas SB117 amends immunization requirements for children and students in public and private schools.
Texas SB117 modifies immunization requirements for children and students in public and private schools. It mandates that every child in the state be immunized against specific diseases, including diphtheria, mumps, poliomyelitis, rubella, rubeola, and tetanus. The bill also requires the Department of State Health Services to prepare a list of required immunizations for public schools and recommend additional immunizations for school-age children. School districts must post this list on their websites in both English and Spanish.
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