Media Advisory: Students to Return to School Once Immunization Records are Up to Date
As of March 31, 2023, there were 90 elementary school students suspended due to missing vaccinations
This document provides answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the ISPA enforcement process. Topics range from general immunization questions to information about immunization records and how to report immunizations to the Health Unit. School Administrators can refer to this document when answering ISPA-related questions from families. This document can also be printed and given to families as a resource. This resource is available in English and French.
This is the first letter that parents and guardians received informing them that the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit had incomplete records of their child’s immunizations. This letter provided guidance to parents/guardians in order to avoid enforcement actions under the ISPA.
This letter was sent to parents requiring them to take action to update their elementary child’s immunization record.
Download this resource for Health Care Provider office use with instructions for parents to report their child's immunizations.
This resource can be used by health care providers to document their client’s immunizations and provide this information to their clients
As parents we all want to keep our children safe and healthy. You can do this by keeping your children up to date with routine health care and by making sure they receive their on-time vaccinations.
Immunization Coverage for School Pupils in the Windsor-Essex County area
As of March 31, 2023, there were 90 elementary school students suspended due to missing vaccinations