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Vaccines protecting against diphtheria, tetanus, polio, measles, mumps, rubella and other diseases are required for all public and private schoolchildren attending childcare and K-12 school in the state, excluding those who have a medical or religious exemption.

Note: Please contact your local county health department for documentation required to obtain Form DH 681. See the Immunization Guidelines: Florida Schools, Childcare Facilities and Family Daycare Homes for complete information on exemptions.

The Form DH 680, Florida Certification of Immunization, must be used to document receipt of Immunizations and is required for enrollment into the Florida school systems, programs, childcare facilities, and family daycare homes.

Florida Statutes 1002.20 K-12 student and parent rights. —The parent of any child attending a public or private school shall be exempt from the school immunization requirements upon meeting any of the exemptions in ance with the provisions of s. 1003.22(5).

Parents or guardians may get and print the Certified Form 680s by visiting the Florida SHOTS website at .flshots.com. On the website homepage the parent will need to follow the instructions below to get their child's Certified 680. Click on the “Parents & Schools” tab. Click on “Get Started” button.

Religious exemption is not authorized or issued by schools or physicians. Every county health department issues a standardized approved religious exemption form (DH 681). This linked form is for informational purposes only. The health department will issue you the most up to date form.

The majority of religions respect life as a basic value and therefore oppose the use of vaccines derived from aborted human fetuses (Catholicism) or any form of life (Buddhism). But if these vaccines serve to protect many more lives they are permitted.

Form DH 681, Religious Exemption From Immunization, is issued if immunizations are in conflict with the religious tenets and practices of the child's parent or guardian.