PARENTS BEWARE: Texas School Districts are breaking TEXAS Laws by not informing the parents about the vaccine exemption forms. You do have a CHOICE to vaccinate or not vaccinate your child. If your intuition, conscious or knowledge about the dangers of the vaccines lead you to KNOW that you should choose to NOT vaccinate your child, you do have the LEGAL RIGHT to get a FREE Texas Vaccine Exemption Form and your child is LEGALLY allowed to attend school with the exemption form. Click HERE to order online a free TEXAS VACCINE exemption form.
The Schools are breaking the law by not sharing the information about the Texas Vaccine Exemption Forms along with the list of required vaccines. Parents are unaware of their rights and are NEVER told by school officials about the exemption forms even when parents are wanting to NOT vaccinate their child. The STATE workers are LYING when they tell parents that their child CANNOT enter school without the VACCINES! The LAW gives the parents a CHOICE and to deny the parents the information about exemption forms is breaking the LAW! Irregardless of the health official, teacher, principal or any public workers belief about whether to vaccinate or not vaccinate, they should give the parent the FULL LAW about vaccines.
Under the Education Code Title 2: Public Education, Subtitle G. Safe Schools, Chapter 38. Health and Safety, Subchapter B: General Provisions, Section 38.109, they are to inform parents about vaccines and also about exemptions from vaccines. Many parents are denied this information even after parents share that they do not want to vaccinate their children. This is a crime and a shameful disregard to the freedom of individual choices.
Sec. 38.019. IMMUNIZATION AWARENESS PROGRAM.
(a) A school district that maintains an Internet website shall
post prominently on the website:
(1) a list, in English and Spanish, of:
(A) the immunizations required for admission to public
school by rules of the Department of
State Health Services adopted under Section 38.001;
(B) any immunizations or vaccines recommended for
public school students by the Department of State Health
Services; and
(C) health clinics in the district that offer the
influenza vaccine, to the extent those clinics are
known to the district; and
(2) a link to the Department of State Health Services
Internet website where a person may obtain information
relating to the procedures for claiming an exemption
from the immunization requirements of Section 38.001.
(a-1) The link to the Department of State Health Services
Internet website provided under Subsection (a)(2) must be
presented in the same manner as the information provided under
Subsection (a)(1).
(b) The list of recommended immunizations or vaccines under
Subsection (a)(2) must include the influenza vaccine, unless
the Department of State Health Services requires the influenza
vaccine for admission to public school.
Added by Acts 2007, 80th Leg., R.S., Ch. 94, Sec. 3, eff. May 15, 2007.