Immunizations
Refer to the Washington State Department of Health for information regarding what vaccines and dosages are required for your child to attend school.
Students entering the Dieringer School District may start school with submission of one of the following: complete, medically-verified records, a completed Certificate of Exemption, or medically-verified vaccine records with dates showing the student is working toward full vaccination, and the minimum time between vaccines has not lapsed. Students who are considered homeless or are in foster care are exempted from these requirements. Military families have 30 days after enrollment to comply with vaccination requirements.
Immunization Requirements
Family Immunizations Records
Families may register to access their students' medically verified records from the WAIIS
Statewide Update
Effective August 1, 2020
Washington State Department of Health - These changes will require submission of complete medically-verified records when your student registers for school or child care. It also changes the Tdap vaccine requirement from 6th grade to 7th grade, and it clarifies what is meant by 'conditional status' for students in the process of catching up on their vaccines. Medically-verified records are defined as the Certificate of Immunization Status (CIS) obtained from the Washington Immunization Information System (WAIIS) and signed/dated by a parent, or a blank CIS form completed and signed/dated by a parent with vaccination records attached from a health care provider. This law does not change any requirements for a Certificate of Exemption.
