MD private schools and vaccine exemption

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My dd was sick for 2 months and hospitalized for two weeks with pertussis b/c of a classmate who wasn't vaccinated.

aren't the vaccinations supposed to protect your child??????

Her dd was probably too young to have been fully vaccinated.

That logic would imply the classmate was too young as well.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous]My private MD schools accepts the religious exemption and didn't bat an eye about it. We do vaccinate but not for all of them and are on a delayed scheduled. You absolutely can selectively vaccinate and use the religious exemption.[/quote]

That's what we do as well. Never been a problem.

[Anonymous]

I haven't read the whole thread, but know that at one point the Archdiocese of DC put out a statement that the parochial schools should not be accepting any waivers other than medical waivers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:non vaxer here in n.v. Sorry for the previous posters viciousness... They cannot handle the fact that they have harmed their own children by doing the most simple, rote, and stupid thing.

Simply call and ask prior to the admissions process. We need more intelligent parents in private school. Welcome.
Signed a private school teacher and parent.

Obviously you are pursuing an agenda, since you resurrected a thread that had died 3 years ago just so you could insult people who vaccinate.

You are a piece of work, lady.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the whole thread, but know that at one point the Archdiocese of DC put out a statement that the parochial schools should not be accepting any waivers other than medical waivers.

But religious grounds don't need to have anything to do with the Archdiocese. What if you're a Buddhist or a Rastafarian?