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School and child care immunization data reporting

Reporting is open. 
The deadline to report is Jan. 15, 2026.  

Access the Reporting Application 

To register and report your school or child care’s data

Colorado Board of Health rule 6 CCR 1009-2 requires most schools and licensed child cares to report aggregate immunization and exemption data to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment annually.

Who must report: Public, private and parochial schools with grades K - 12, as well as child care centers, preschools, and Head Start programs licensed to provide care for 10 or more children.

Immunization data reporting is required for some colleges and universities. For more information, refer to the College and university school-required immunization guidance and resources webpage. 

Who does not need to report: School-age child care centers, family child care homes, drop-in centers, day treatment centers, foster care homes, day camps, and resident camps. With the exception of online only students and schools, these facilities are still required to collect immunization or exemption forms for their students.   

Reporting resources: Coming soon

  • How to Access the Colorado Health Informatics Data System for SCCIDR.
    • Step-by-step guide on how to access the system to complete your reporting and make changes to your user profile and account.
  • User Guide for K-12 and preschool/child care.
    • Step-by-step guide for reporting your school’s immunization data.
  • School and child care immunization data reporting frequently asked questions
    • Quick answers to common immunization data reporting questions.
  • Child care and preschool data worksheet
    • Organize child care/preschool immunization data and review definitions ahead of reporting.
  • K-12 school data worksheet
    • Organize K-12 immunization data and review definitions ahead of reporting.

Vaccine resources

CIIS resources

 

 

Questions? Email cdphe_school_immunizationreporting@state.co.us.