Please see the required immunizations for the 2022-2023 school year. Kindergarten will need the following vaccines to begin school:
1. MMR
2. Varicella (Chicken Pox)
3. DTAP
4. Polio
6th graders will need the following vaccines to enter middle school:
1. TDAP
2. Meningococcal (to prevent meningitis)
If your child is 16 years old, they will need the following:
1. Meningococcal (to prevent meningitis)
**Optional immunizations include:
1. Gardasil (to prevent HPV)
2. Covid-19 ages 6 months and up (Moderna only)
3. Meningococcal B
Immunizations for Children
School Immunizations
Kentucky mandates every student have a current Commonwealth of Kentucky Immunization Certificate to attend school. The School Immunization Program, including Kentucky's Immunization Registry, is administered by the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) Immunization Program. Immunization laws and regulations protect everyone. Kentucky has regulations requiring immunizations for children in child care and school. The Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) administers the Immunization Program in Kentucky schools. These same requirements also provide exemptions from these immunizations for both medical reasons and religious beliefs. A current immunization certificate should be on file at the school within two weeks of the child’s enrollment (702 KAR 1:160, formerly 704 KAR 4:020).
For more information or questions regarding immunizations, forms or the KY Immunization Registry, please visit the Kentucky Immunization Registry Web site (published 7/20/2020. 10:05AM)
Childhood Diseases
Protect your child against various childhood diseases. A vaccination schedule is available at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website.
- Recommended Vaccinations for Child (Birth thru 6 years)
- Recommended Vaccinations for Child (7-18 years)
- Religious Exemption Form (PDF)
- Medical Exemption Form
Fees are based on a sliding scale if your child is not covered by a medical card. Please call for an appointment.
Flu Vaccine
Who should get inactivated influenza vaccine? People 6 months of age and older at risk for getting a serious case of influenza or influenza complications, and people in close contact with them (including all household members) should get the vaccine. We do accept some private insurance for adult flu vaccinations. Appointments are required.