Since 1967, Tennessee has protected students, faculty, staff, and communities by requiring certain vaccinations for children to attend school but House Joint Resolution 28, by Rep. Gino Bulso, a Brentwood Republican, threatens to make these requirements unconstitutional.
School vaccination requirements play a vital role in keeping diseases at bay. Measles eradication is a shining example of the success of such laws and the return of outbreaks like the current one in Texas is a chilling reminder of their importance.Let our General Assembly know they have the opportunity to choose the kind of example we want to be to the rest of the country, www.tnfamiliesforvaccines.org/action-alerts/
