Immunization laws and Board of Health rules
- Health care worker influenza vaccine requirements - Board of Health rule 6 CCR 1011-1 Chap 02
- Senate Bill 13-222 - Improving Access to Childhood Immunizations
- Senate Bill 23-260 - Individual Access to Publicly Funded Vaccines
- Senate Bill 23-162 - Increase Access to Pharmacies
School-required immunization laws and Board of Health rules
- The Infant Immunization Program And Immunization Of Students Attending School - Board of Health rule 6 CCR 1009-2
- Colorado School Entry Immunization Law C.R.S. 25-4-901 et seq
- House Bill 14-1288 - Student Immunizations Prior To School Attendance
- Senate Bill 20-163 - School Entry Immunization
Changes have been made to Colorado school immunization rules
On Dec. 17, the Colorado Board of Health revised 6 Colorado Code of Regulations (CCR) 1009-2 - The Infant Immunization Program and Immunization of Students Attending School.
These rules establish immunization requirements for students attending school, which include public, private, or parochial kindergarten, elementary, or secondary schools through 12th grade; all child care facilities licensed by the State of Colorado, including: child care centers, school-age child care centers, preschools, day camps, resident camps, day treatment centers, family child care homes, foster care homes, and Head Start programs; and higher education facilities with residence facilities. The rules cover:
- Minimum immunization requirements to attend school,
- Exemptions processes,
- Requirements around denial of attendance,
- Required recordkeeping and reporting by certain school facilities, and
- Other related rules.
Colorado Board of Health rule 6 CCR 1009-2 will soon be updated on the Secretary of State’s Code of Colorado Regulations webpage for this rule.
The following resources clarify changes to 6 CCR 1009-2:
If you have additional questions or concerns about these rule changes, email cdphe_dcphr_rulemaking@state.co.us.