Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 173 - CONTROL OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASE › Chapter 3 - SCHOOL HEALTH, COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL, PHYSICAL EXAMINATION, VISUAL EVALUATION, AND IMMUNIZATION STANDARDS › Section 173-3-012 - REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

Current through June 17, 2024
A report to the Department summarizing immunization status
				  is required by November 15 of each year from the board of education or school
				  board of each school district, or other governing authority of the school. The
				  report must include the following information regarding those entering school
				  for the first time (kindergarten or 1st grade),
				  those entering the 7th grade, and all transfer students from outside the state
				  (excluding the entering and 7th grades):
012.01 For children in the entering grade
				(kindergarten or 1st grade depending on the school
				district's entering grade):
1. The total
				number of students enrolled.
2. The
				total number of students with an exemption on file or who are in the process of
				completing immunizations.
3.
				Diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (DTP/DTaP/DT/Td):
a. The number of students with 3 or more
				doses of DTP/DTaP/DT/Td, with at least one dose given at or after 4 years of
				age.
b. The number of students with
				medical exemptions on file for diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis.
c. The number of students with religious
				exemptions on file for diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis.
d. The number of students provisionally
				enrolled.
4. Polio
				(IPV/OPV):
a. The number of students with 3
				or more doses of polio vaccine.
b.
				The number of students with medical exemptions on file for polio.
c. The number of students with religious
				exemptions on file for polio.
d.
				The number of students provisionally enrolled.
5. Measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR):
a. The number of students with 2 doses of MMR
				with the first dose given no earlier than 4 days before the
				1st birthday and the 2 doses separated by at least
				28 days.
b. The number of students
				presenting laboratory evidence of circulating antibodies or epidemiologic
				confirmation of measles, mumps, and rubella.
c. The number of students with medical
				exemptions on file for MMR.
d. The
				number of students with religious exemptions on file for MMR.
e. The number of students provisionally
				enrolled.
6. Hepatitis
				B:
a. The number of students with 3 doses of
				pediatric hepatitis B, or, if the alternate hepatitis B vaccination schedule is
				used, the number of students with 2 doses of a licensed adult hepatitis B
				vaccine specified for adolescents 11-15 years of age.
b. The number of students with medical
				exemptions on file for hepatitis B.
c. The number of students with religious
				exemptions on file for hepatitis B.
d. The number of students provisionally
				enrolled.
7. Varicella:
a. The number of students with 1 dose of
				varicella vaccine, and beginning July 1, 2011 and thereafter, 2 doses of
				varicella vaccine.
b. The number of
				students with documented history of varicella disease on file.
c. The number of students with medical
				exemptions on file for varicella.
d. The number of students with religious
				exemptions on file for varicella.
e. The number of students provisionally
				enrolled.