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Require vaccination for children as a mandatory prerequisite for enrollment in schools.

Created by D.M. on February 10, 2015

Nearly 90 percent of kids in the United States are fully immunized against ailments that once killed thousands of children every year. Because of the efficiency of vaccinating, most deadly illnesses that plagued children at a time before vaccines were available, were almost eradicated.
As a result most parents have not seen how dangerous these diseases can be if they are contracted. Parents look at the minimal possible effects of the vaccines, make them the focal issue, and choose not to vaccinate their children. We are now seeing deadly diseases back on the rise.
Therefore, unless a child has a medical condition not allowing them to receive vaccines, or an allergy to a product in a vaccine, complete and up to date vaccinations must be mandatory to enroll children in schools.

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