Vaccine for Covid clause in preschool contract

[Anonymous]

That’s horrifying and you should check into the legality of this and/or runaway fast to another school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have to leave DC to get away from stuff like this. People are obsessed with covid.

Agreed. You had about 1/600,000 chance of dying from COVID if you were under5. And the vaccine is a merely 40% effective

For those over 30, get the jab. For those under 20, go get COVID unless you have a significant health condition

[Anonymous]

Doesn't EUA standard for Emergency Use Authorization? Are we still in a state of emergency?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You have to leave DC to get away from stuff like this. People are obsessed with covid.

Agreed. You had about 1/600,000 chance of dying from COVID if you were under5. And the vaccine is a merely 40% effective

For those over 30, get the jab. For those under 20, go get COVID unless you have a significant health condition

I imagine preschools are requiring it for the comfort of their staff, who may or may not reside with elderly or otherwise immunocompromised individuals. A vaccinated kid might be less likely to transmit some variants.

[Anonymous]

Ridiculous. I’d ask for that part to be removed and if they won’t then I would go somewhere else. You don’t want to deal with administration like that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doesn't EUA standard for Emergency Use Authorization? Are we still in a state of emergency?

Yes, a pandemic is considered an ongoing emergency situation for this purpose.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I mean…there’s no vaccine for that age group sooooo

It’s coming. Moderna is set to apply for EUA within a week or so.

You know Moderna applied for EUA for kids 12-17 last year and FDA still hasn't acted on it, don't you? What makes you so sure FDA will act on <5 when the vaccine still isn't authorized for older kids?

It is authorized- it’s right there in “EUA”.

It is only authorized for 18 and up. FDA hasn't acted on the EUA for <18 due to myocarditis concerns.

Emergency Use Authorization is authorization.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have to leave DC to get away from stuff like this. People are obsessed with covid.

My Loudoun Co. preschool has this clause.

Must not bother too many parents as there are no spots and a long waitlist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The CDC should really start their recommendations by saying - no mandates allowed until we have enough data to fully approve these vaccines.

It’s a private preschool. They can make any rule they want. No Nike sneakers. Only striped socks on Fridays. Attending their school is not a fundamental right.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The CDC should really start their recommendations by saying - no mandates allowed until we have enough data to fully approve these vaccines.

It’s a private preschool. They can make any rule they want. No Nike sneakers. Only striped socks on Fridays. Attending their school is not a fundamental right.

Yeah you should take gov 101 again. Nothing is stopping the government - local state or fed - from saying private businesses can’t discriminate based on medical decisions of a not-fully-authorized drug. And as PP said, if CDC made this their guidance, most governments would.

[Anonymous]

There should be an exemption policy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The CDC should really start their recommendations by saying - no mandates allowed until we have enough data to fully approve these vaccines.

It's a private school. Not a mandate.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The CDC should really start their recommendations by saying - no mandates allowed until we have enough data to fully approve these vaccines.

It’s a private preschool. They can make any rule they want. No Nike sneakers. Only striped socks on Fridays. Attending their school is not a fundamental right.

Yeah you should take gov 101 again. Nothing is stopping the government - local state or fed - from saying private businesses can’t discriminate based on medical decisions of a not-fully-authorized drug. And as PP said, if CDC made this their guidance, most governments would.

The CDC doesn’t make laws, they issue guidance.

[Anonymous]

The irony is it is exactly these type of draconian mandates (which the experts feared when grudgingly approving the 5-12 vaccine) that are likely to further delay approval of the under 5 vaccine.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You have to leave DC to get away from stuff like this. People are obsessed with covid.

My Loudoun Co. preschool has this clause.

Must not bother too many parents as there are no spots and a long waitlist.

Because it’s Loudon County