The number of new entrants without documentary proof of immunization status, specifying the number with incomplete immunizations. The number of schools with prekindergarten, kindergarten, or, if no kindergarten, then first-grade students, specifying the number of students admitted and the number of doses received per student of diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, poliomyelitis, hepatitis B, measles, mumps and rubella vaccines. The number of doses of Hib vaccine shall also be reported for students under age five. Additional reports that include students in all grades may be required during an outbreak or potential outbreak as determined by the state or local health department. Each superintendent of a district whose nurses are authorized to administer vaccines or immunizing agents shall submit monthly reports to the county health department that shall include the number of doses of each vaccine or immunizing agent administered, by specified age group, in each school under such superintendent's jurisdiction.
Reports are due by the fifth day of the following month.
An immunization record shall be maintained for each student in the District. Students in regular attendance are those who are enrolled for 11 or more days during that 31-day period. The number of students for whom immunization records are on file. When any student transfers from one school to another within the state, the immunization record of the student and all immunization request forms, including any revocation thereof, shall be released to the parent or guardian or shall be forwarded to the school administrator at the school of new attendance. Upon transfer of a student into the District from another school within the state, any unrevoked immunization requests shall remain valid unless the parent or guardian otherwise notifies the school administrator at the school of new attendance.