Colorado Code § 25-4-911

Vaccinated children standard - legislative declaration
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(1) The general
assembly finds and declares it is necessary to establish a vaccinated children standard, whereby
the immunization rate goal for every school is ninety-five percent of the student population to be
vaccinated according to the school immunization schedule established by the state board of
health pursuant to section 25-4-904. Achieving this immunization rate goal will help reduce the
spread of infectious diseases and protect the health of all people in the school community,
including the students who cannot be immunized for medical reasons.
(2) In order to achieve the immunization rate goal described in subsection (1) of this
section, the department of public health and environment shall collaborate with local public
health agencies and schools to provide information and technical assistance regarding best
practices to educate and engage with students and families about vaccines, the risks of vaccine-
preventable diseases, and where vaccines are administered.

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