RE: innoculations (and homeschooling in TX)

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Hi Sally,

 

I'm putting pieces of two messages together here ...

 

Every state has different vaccine exemption laws, but every single state

has at least medical exemption, all states except Mississippi (I think)

has religious exemption and over a dozen states, now including Texas,

have philosophical exemptions too.

 

Here are some links to help get some more info on the subject ...

 

http://www.909shot.com/state-site/state-exemptions.htm

http://home.san.rr.com/via/STATES/allstates.htm

http://www.vaccinationnews.com/StateInformation/state_laws_and_exemption

_informa.htm

http://www.unhinderedliving.com/statevaccexemp.html

http://thinktwice.com/laws.htm

 

I know they try to word laws to make folks THINK that they MUST legally

vaccinate their children, but it isn't so. CPS cannot remove a child

from the home just because they are not vaccinated, there have to be

other issues that bring the child's well being into question.

 

Please tell me where to get more info on the homeschooling payment

issues. I'm not homeschooling, but I know quite a few homeschoolers in

TX that aren't having to pay any money to the state to homeschool and I

don't see anything about it in the TX homeschooling pages ...

http://homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/laws/blTX.htm

http://www.texashomeschoolers.com/texaslaws.htm

http://homeschoolingtexas.org/hstx2.html

http://www.eho.org/support2/texas.asp

http://homeschooling.about.com/od/usatx/

 

Thanks!

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom - in TX)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

Sally Trew [sallyTrew2]

 

 

Not in our state you can't ! They will not allow a child to be enrolled

without their shot record being up to date . Also in our state the CPS (

Child Protective Service) can remove your child from your custody if you

do not give them the shots. A friend of mine had that happen to her

because she was 5 sets of shots behind on her 3 year old son.

 

Sally

 

..... it is required that a child has to have all the shots before they

can start school. And they have to continue to get shots every few years

until they are 16 . If they do not get these shots they can not continue

to go to school. In our state we can home school our kids but they now

charge us $300 per subject per semester. Unreal , huh ? Think about

this, most high school students have to have at least 22 credits to

graduate. Now you only get a half credit per subject per semester making

it cost $600 for a full credit. Times that by 22 . It will cost $13,200

to home school a high school student in Texas.

Hugs,

Sally