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Q&A: What California’s new student vaccine mandate means for your child
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday that students must be vaccinated against COVID-19 to attend school in person
California to require Covid vaccine for all students ...
49 minutes ago · The mandate for students age 12 and older follows vaccine mandates in several large California school districts, including Los Angeles Unified, San Diego Unified and Oakland Unified. Covid vaccines will be among the roster of other vaccinations, such as polio, mumps and tetanus, that the state requires students to receive before starting school.
Gov. Gavin Newsom said Friday that students will soon need to be vaccinated against the coronavirus to attend school in person in California. Here’s what you need to know about the new vaccine mandate.
Q: What is the new requirement?
A: Starting the school term after the vaccines have full approval from the FDA for two different groups, children in those groups must be vaccinated against the coronavirus to attend public and private schools in person. The requirement will be phased in by grade span, first grades 7-12 and then K-6. School staff will also need to be vaccinated by the time the requirement applies to the first cohort.
Q: So what’s the deadline for getting my student vaccinated?
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