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Description
Asotin County student immunization rates by school for a given school year.
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- vaccination, immunization, asotin county, school, district, exemption, student, child health, department of health, mmr, polio, dtap, hepb, varicella, measles, mumps, rubella, diptheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis b, religious
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- Description of immunization and exemption rates by school including totals, and percentages by type of vaccine and exemption.
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- Washington State Department of Health
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Notes
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- Data source: These data are based on counts of students by immunization status in all grades (P-12 grade) in public and private schools in Asotin County as reported to the Washington State Department of Health. The student immunization status is based on parent reports to schools and may not be verified by a health care provider. The department makes no other claims about the accuracy of the data as reported by schools.
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- IMMUNIZATION STATUS DEFINITION: COMPLETE: The student meets all the school-entry requirements for their age and grade and is in compliance. CONDITIONAL: The student lacks appropriate documentation or is missing one or more of the required immunizations. OUT-OF-COMPLIANCE: Conditional status has ended, but the student has not been fully immunized, does not have an exemption on file or lacks appropriate documentation. EXEMPT: The student has a signed Certificate of Exemption on file at the school excusing the student from one or more vaccinations due to medical, personal or religious beliefs.
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- Period of Time
- 2014-2019
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- Annually
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