After my child is enrolled in school, does he need to give the school a new immunization certificate (Form 3231) every time he gets another shot?
No. Form 3231 is only required the first time the child enters a school in Georgia, regardless of what age he is at enrollment. Once the form has been designated as “Complete for School,” additional forms are not needed if the child received a Td booster, for instance. If the form has been marked with a “Date of Expiration” because he is in the process of completing the required immunizations, then he will need to submit a new form to the school after each shot, until he is finally designated “Complete for School.
Related Questions
- After my child is enrolled in school, does he need to give the school a new immunization certificate (Form 3231) every time he gets another shot?
- May a child who is in attendance at an accredited nonpublic school be dually enrolled or enrolled in a home school assistance program?
- May a child be enrolled in any school district’s home school assistance program?
