[sagar]

If there are no public “schools”, this whole issue will be a moot point as diseased children will remain home and not infect the rest.

And then the private schools(the only remaining schools) can mandate, as businesses, whether or not they require vaccinations as part of the enrollment requirement. Those who do not want to vaccinate their kids can go to private schools that don’t require. Those who do, go where they require. Very simple.

[RightOnTheBorder]

Isn’t it amazing how many Gordian knots can be split in two by finding where the government is involved and removing it.

[Oorang]

I'm not jumping into the should vaccinate/should not vaccinate fight but I do have a question. If a child is vaccinated for measles, for example, and attends public school, aren't they immune to catching measles from a non vaccinated child? Isn't that the purpose of the vaccination?

[Blood of Tyrants]

The current outbreak of measles is traced to Disneyland in CA. So much for your theory.

[TBP]

Private schools may or may not have that restrictions. But whoever runs the schools gets to make the rules about how kids who attend must do things, whether it’s uniforms or vaccines.

[CorporateStepsister]

“as diseased children will remain home and not infect the rest.”

No they won’t; they’ll go out into the community and end up spreading it far and wide.