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Vaccination Rates Up in First Year of New Law

Apr 13, 2017 at

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Numbers out yesterday show 96 percent of kindergartens have received the required vaccinations, a 3 percent increase from last year. The law that took effect this school year banned parents from using the "personal belief exemption" to opt out of vaccines.

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Vaccination Rates Up in First Year of New Law

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