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Immunizations Requirements

Immunization Requirements for Oklahoma Public Schools (2025–2026)

According to the Oklahoma State Department of Health, all children two months of age or older must present an immunization record or file an exemption before attending school or childcare services.Welcome to Oklahoma's Official Web Site+15Welcome to Oklahoma's Official Web Site+15millville.org+15

Required Vaccines by Age/Grade:

• Child Care (Birth to 3 years)

  • DTaP: 4 doses

  • PCV (pneumococcal): 1–4 doses

  • Hib: 1–4 doses

  • MMR: 1 dose

  • Varicella: 1 dose

  • IPV (Polio): 3 doses

  • Hepatitis A: 2 doses

  • Hepatitis B: 3 doses

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• Preschool / Pre-K

  • DTaP: 4 doses

  • MMR: 1 dose

  • Varicella: 1 dose (+ booster at 4 years)

  • IPV: 3 doses

  • Hepatitis A: 2 doses

  • Hepatitis B: 3 doses

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• Kindergarten through 6th Grade

  • DTaP: 5 doses

  • MMR: 2 doses

  • Varicella: 1 dose (+ booster at 4 years)

  • IPV: 4 doses (or 3 if one is after 4th birthday)

  • Hepatitis A: 2 doses

  • Hepatitis B: 3 doses

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• 7th through 12th Grade

  • Tdap: 1 dose

  • DTaP: 5 doses

  • MMR: 2 doses

  • Varicella: 1 dose

  • IPV: 4 doses

  • Hepatitis A: 2 doses

  • Hepatitis B: 3 doses

  • HPV: 2–3 doses (recommended)

  • MCV4 (Meningococcal ACWY): 1–2 doses (recommended)

  • Men B (Meningococcal B): 2–3 doses (recommended)

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  • Exemptions:

  • Oklahoma law permits medical, religious, or personal/philosophical exemptions. Parents must provide the completed Certificate of Exemption to the state health department.purcellps.org+15Welcome to Oklahoma's Official Web Site+15Welcome to Oklahoma's Official Web Site+15

    Children with exemptions may be excluded from school during disease outbreaks to protect public health.Welcome to Oklahoma's Official Web Site+2Welcome to Oklahoma's Official Web Site+2