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Adm. Code 665.270.  \n• The 4-day grace period is not accepted on 28-day interval between 2 livevirus vaccines, consistent with ACIP Best Practices recommendations  \n•  If the interval between any 2 LIVE virus vaccines (i.e ., MMR or Varicella) is \u003C28 days, the vaccine administered second cannot be counted as valid and must be repeated.   \nSlide 3 of 35 Fall 2025  \nSchool Compliance Aid  \nLaboratory Evidence of Immunity  \n• Positive IgG or titers accepted for measles, rubella, mumps and varicella.  \n• Hepatitis B infection: HBsAg, anti-HBc and/or anti-HBs .  \n• Lab evidence of immunity is not allowed for Hib, pneumococcal, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio or meningococcal vaccines .  \nStudents Affected by School Requirements  \n• Public AND private schools  \n• Rules target students by grade.  \n• Students attending ungraded school programs (including special education), must comply in accordance with grade equivalent:  \no Kindergarten = 5 years of age  \no 6th graders = 11 years of age  \no 9th graders = 15 years of age  \n• Home school students who attend classes or programs at a school must  \ncomply with the school requirements  \nSlide 4 of 35 Fall 2025  \nExemptions allowed in Illinois  \nMEDICAL EXEMPTION  \n• Must indicate the student’s medical condition that contraindicates the specific immunization .  \n• Must be written by a MD, DO, APN, or PA  \n• The medical exemption documentation should be received and honored by appropriate school personnel.  \n• These students must be placed on a susceptible list and subject to immediate exclusion if vaccinepreventable disease or contact is identified at the school.  \nRELIGIOUS OBJECTION  \n• Must detail specific religious belief which conflicts with the specific immunization and or exam .  \n• Must use the Certificate of Religious Objection form .  \n• Must be signed by health care provider (MD, DO, APN, or PA) responsible for the performing the health exam .  \n• Provider signature attests to informing parents of the benefits of immunization and health risk to the student and community if they are unvaccinated.  \n• Local school authority is responsible for determining whether written statement constitutes a valid religious objection .  \nSlide 5 of 35  \nFall 2025  \nSlide 6 of 35 Fall 2025  \nKEY POINTS for Immunity Reviews  \n􀂾 Any vaccine dose administered at an interval less than required in Illinois or prior to the age required cannot be accepted as valid (4-day grace period allowed as per previous slide ) .  \n􀂾 If a health care provider* feels that a child is adequately immunized, or a specific immunization is not necessary or indicated, then the provider must submit documentation (provider note) to school authorities .  \n􀂾 When a health care provider claims a child is immune, the provider must submit laboratory documentation of the child’s immunity to school authorities .  \nSlide 7 of 35  \nFall 2025  \nKEY POINTS for Immunity Reviews  \n􀂾 All proof of immunity documentation must be reviewed by designated IDPH Immunization staff with parental c","cbCainxGCFjiaEMH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainxGCFjiaEMH","pdf",2307932,35,"English","# Immunization Program\n## Mandated Intervals Between Shots\n## Laboratory Evidence of Immunity\n## Students Affected by School Requirements\n## Exemptions Allowed in Illinois\n## Key Points for Immunity Reviews\n## Minimum Immunization Requirements for Schools and Child Care","[{\"question\":\"What intervals between vaccine doses are accepted for Illinois school compliance in fall 2025?\",\"answer\":\"The slides list minimum intervals using conversions (1 month = 4 weeks/28 days; 2 months = 8 weeks/56 days; 4 months = 16 weeks/112 days) and the rule that one year of age is on or after the first birthday. ACIP guidance treats doses given fewer than 4 days before the minimum interval/age as valid, with specific limitations for live vaccines.\"},{\"question\":\"Which laboratory results can be used as evidence of immunity for school requirements?\",\"answer\":\"Positive IgG or titers are accepted for measles, rubella, mumps, and varicella. For hepatitis B, HBsAg and/or anti-HBc and/or anti-HBs are used. Lab evidence of immunity is not allowed for Hib, pneumococcal, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio, or meningococcal vaccines.\"},{\"question\":\"What documentation is required for medical exemptions and religious objections in Illinois?\",\"answer\":\"Medical exemptions must indicate the student’s contraindicating medical condition and be written by an MD, DO, APN, or PA, with school honored documentation and potential placement on a susceptible list if exposure is identified. 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