Re: Can a day care refuse your child if not immunized?

[Guest guest]

It shouldn't be a problem. This is from the nvic.org site:

http://www.kdheks.gov/bcclr/forms/CCL.007%20Exemption%20from%20Immunization%208-\

2002.pdf

Winnie

Can a day care refuse your child if not immunized?

Vaccinations

> We are getting ready to move ro another town, and will have to

> change

> day care providers. My children are currently at a home daycare

> (not

> so much my son since he is in all day kindergarten). She is

> fine

> with the fact that we do not vaccinate and she also has made

> sure her

> grandchildren are not vacciated (we got REALLY lucky :-)

>

> Now that we are moving we will have to find another provider.

> Here

> is what the State of Kansas law states:

>

> " (d) Each child cared for in a child care facility, including

> children of the person maintaining the facility, shall be

> required to

> have current such immunizations as the secretary of health and

> environment considers necessary. The person maintaining a child

> care

> facility shall maintain a record of each child's immunizations

> and

> shall provide to the secretary of health and environment such

> information relating thereto, in accordance with rules and

> regulations of the secretary, but the person maintaining a child

> care

> facility shall not have such person's license revoked solely for

> the

> failure to have or to maintain the immunization records required

> by

> this subsection.

>

> (e) The immunization requirement of subsection (d) shall

> not

> apply if one of the following is obtained:

>

> (1) Certification from a licensed physician stating that

> the

> physical condition of the child is such that immunization would

> endanger the child's life or health; or

>

> (2) a written statement signed by a parent or guardian

> that

> the parent or guardian is an adherent of a religious

> denomination

> whose teachings are opposed to immunizations. "

>

> I know that public schools MUST accept a religious exceptions

> but

> would that apply to a day care or is it completely the providers

> discretion?

> andrea

>

>

[Guest guest]

yes, the law you cited requires that they accept it. keep your form simple.

Arianna Mojica- (UCC 1-207/1-103)

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masses over generations, the truth will seem utterly preposterous and its

speaker, a raving lunatic. " Dresden

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From: <carebearandrea@...>

Vaccinations

Sent: Saturday, December 6, 2008 9:44:53 PM

Subject: Can a day care refuse your child if not immunized?

We are getting ready to move ro another town, and will have to change

day care providers. My children are currently at a home daycare (not

so much my son since he is in all day kindergarten) . She is fine

with the fact that we do not vaccinate and she also has made sure her

grandchildren are not vacciated (we got REALLY lucky :-)

Now that we are moving we will have to find another provider. Here

is what the State of Kansas law states:

" (d) Each child cared for in a child care facility, including

children of the person maintaining the facility, shall be required to

have current such immunizations as the secretary of health and

environment considers necessary. The person maintaining a child care

facility shall maintain a record of each child's immunizations and

shall provide to the secretary of health and environment such

information relating thereto, in accordance with rules and

regulations of the secretary, but the person maintaining a child care

facility shall not have such person's license revoked solely for the

failure to have or to maintain the immunization records required by

this subsection.

(e) The immunization requirement of subsection (d) shall not

apply if one of the following is obtained:

(1) Certification from a licensed physician stating that the

physical condition of the child is such that immunization would

endanger the child's life or health; or

(2) a written statement signed by a parent or guardian that

the parent or guardian is an adherent of a religious denomination

whose teachings are opposed to immunizations. "

I know that public schools MUST accept a religious exceptions but

would that apply to a day care or is it completely the providers

discretion?

andrea

[Guest guest]

Thanks Winnine and Arianna,

I hope there are no problems. My master plan is to work only part

time and that way, I would not even have to worry about day care...we

will see :-)

andrea

>

> yes, the law you cited requires that they accept it. keep your

form simple.

>

>

> Arianna Mojica- (UCC 1-207/1-103)

> ~~~ " All rights not demanded are presumed waived " . ~ Thurston

> ~~~ " The only safe vaccine is a vaccine that is never used " -- Dr.

A. , National Institutes of Health

> ~~~A truth¢s initial commotion is directly proportional to how

deeply the lie was believed...When a well-packaged web of lies has

been sold gradually to the masses over generations, the truth will

seem utterly preposterous and its speaker, a raving lunatic. " Dresden

> www.vaclib.org

> www.909shot.com

> http://www.vacinfo.org/

> http://www.vran.org/

> http://www.momtoanangel.net/ingred.htm

>

> http://www.moorbows.com/

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: <carebearandrea@...>

> Vaccinations

> Sent: Saturday, December 6, 2008 9:44:53 PM

> Subject: Can a day care refuse your child if not

immunized?

>

>

> We are getting ready to move ro another town, and will have to

change

> day care providers. My children are currently at a home daycare

(not

> so much my son since he is in all day kindergarten) . She is fine

> with the fact that we do not vaccinate and she also has made sure

her

> grandchildren are not vacciated (we got REALLY lucky :-)

>

> Now that we are moving we will have to find another provider. Here

> is what the State of Kansas law states:

>

> " (d) Each child cared for in a child care facility, including

> children of the person maintaining the facility, shall be required

to

> have current such immunizations as the secretary of health and

> environment considers necessary. The person maintaining a child

care

> facility shall maintain a record of each child's immunizations and

> shall provide to the secretary of health and environment such

> information relating thereto, in accordance with rules and

> regulations of the secretary, but the person maintaining a child

care

> facility shall not have such person's license revoked solely for

the

> failure to have or to maintain the immunization records required by

> this subsection.

>

> (e) The immunization requirement of subsection (d) shall not

> apply if one of the following is obtained:

>

> (1) Certification from a licensed physician stating that the

> physical condition of the child is such that immunization would

> endanger the child's life or health; or

>

> (2) a written statement signed by a parent or guardian that

> the parent or guardian is an adherent of a religious denomination

> whose teachings are opposed to immunizations. "

>

> I know that public schools MUST accept a religious exceptions but

> would that apply to a day care or is it completely the providers

> discretion?

> andrea

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck! Let us know how it all works out.

Winnie

Can a day care refuse your child if

> not

> immunized?

> >

> >

> > We are getting ready to move ro another town, and will have to

> change

> > day care providers. My children are currently at a home

> daycare

> (not

> > so much my son since he is in all day kindergarten) . She is

> fine

> > with the fact that we do not vaccinate and she also has made

> sure

> her

> > grandchildren are not vacciated (we got REALLY lucky :-)

> >

> > Now that we are moving we will have to find another provider.

> Here

> > is what the State of Kansas law states:

> >

> > " (d) Each child cared for in a child care facility,

> including

> > children of the person maintaining the facility, shall be

> required

> to

> > have current such immunizations as the secretary of health and

> > environment considers necessary. The person maintaining a

> child

> care

> > facility shall maintain a record of each child's immunizations

> and

> > shall provide to the secretary of health and environment such

> > information relating thereto, in accordance with rules and

> > regulations of the secretary, but the person maintaining a

> child

> care

> > facility shall not have such person's license revoked solely

> for

> the

> > failure to have or to maintain the immunization records

> required by

> > this subsection.

> >

> > (e) The immunization requirement of subsection (d) shall not

> > apply if one of the following is obtained:

> >

> > (1) Certification from a licensed physician stating that the

> > physical condition of the child is such that immunization

> would

> > endanger the child's life or health; or

> >

> > (2) a written statement signed by a parent or guardian that

> > the parent or guardian is an adherent of a religious

> denomination

> > whose teachings are opposed to immunizations. "

> >

> > I know that public schools MUST accept a religious exceptions

> but

> > would that apply to a day care or is it completely the

> providers

> > discretion?

> > andrea

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Most daycare providers don't know all the law

If they accept any government money, even money for meals, they must

allow the exemptions.

If they are totally private, they do not have to...........but most

don't realize that.

Just print a copy of the law and your statement that you " are an

adherent of a religious denomination

whose teachings are opposed to immunizations. "

You don't have to say what denomination that is and they can't ask -

it is not in the law.

Sheri

> child's life or health; or

>

> (2) a written statement signed by a parent or guardian that

>the parent or guardian is an adherent of a religious denomination

>whose teachings are opposed to immunizations. "

>

>I know that public schools MUST accept a religious exceptions but

>would that apply to a day care or is it completely the providers

>discretion?

>andrea

>

>

>------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Sherri, I know that the day care I am thinking about does

receive state funding for meals and snacks (as I use to work there

and keep records of how many kids at lunch and snack.)

Thanks for the advice!!

andrea

>

> Most daycare providers don't know all the law

> If they accept any government money, even money for meals, they

must

> allow the exemptions.

>

> If they are totally private, they do not have to...........but most

> don't realize that.

> Just print a copy of the law and your statement that you " are an

> adherent of a religious denomination

> whose teachings are opposed to immunizations. "

>

> You don't have to say what denomination that is and they can't ask -

> it is not in the law.

> Sheri

>

> > child's life or health; or

> >

> > (2) a written statement signed by a parent or guardian

that

> >the parent or guardian is an adherent of a religious denomination

> >whose teachings are opposed to immunizations. "

> >

> >I know that public schools MUST accept a religious exceptions but

> >would that apply to a day care or is it completely the providers

> >discretion?

> >andrea

> >

> >

> >------------------------------------

> >

> >