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How Many Anti-Vaxxers at Your School?
By News Release @ 4:35 PM :: 3066 Views :: Education K-12, Hawaii Statistics, Health Care, COVID-19

Vaccination rates by school and island. The red dots indicate schools where more than 10% of students have vaccine exemptions. Click image to go to interactive statewide DOH map

Zoom in to view immunization information for individual schools. Clicking on schools will show a popup with enrollment and immunization exemption information.  (NOTE: To uncover the popup information, you must slide the map all the way left)

Search for individual schools using the search bar in the upper right corner of the map.

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School Immunization Assessment Report Summary

from Hawaii DoH, June, 2020

All schools in Hawaii are required to report students who have not complied with the immunization requirements upon school entry and students who have medical or religious exemptions. A final report is due to the Department of Health by January 10th of each school year.

The information displayed in the map is self-reported medical exemption, religious exemption, and incomplete exemption* data submitted by each school for students in kindergarten through grade 12. Self-reported data are not validated by the Department of Health. Schools that have not submitted the final report are noted as "Did not report".

For more information on immunization exemptions, click here.

*Incomplete exemption includes religious exemptions, medical exemptions, and students with no immunization record or missing immunizations.

(Data as of May 10, 2022)

Immunization Exemptions Reports by School Year

For more information about Hawaii’s school immunization requirements, visit:

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Covid-19 Vaccine Mistrust Is Spilling Over To Routine Childhood Shots In Hawaii

CB: … At SEEQS, a charter school in Honolulu for students in grades six through eight, nearly three-quarters of students had incomplete vaccination records last year — the highest rate for a public school on Oahu. …

Kauai had the highest overall rate of missing vaccinations, with 7.1% of students claiming a religious exemption to vaccines and roughly one in eight students in total either having an exemption or missing records. On Oahu, 1.5% of students at reporting schools had religious exemptions and 6% in total had exemptions or missing vaccines…. 

At Hana High and Elementary School on Maui, one in four students had a religious exemption or incomplete vaccine paperwork.

At Kona Pacific Charter School, 99.5% of students had incomplete vaccination records — meaning that only one student in the school was fully vaccinated or had completed all the paperwork. …

read … Covid-19 Vaccine Mistrust Is Spilling Over To Routine Childhood Shots In Hawaii

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2019: Schools with some of the higher exemption rates on Hawaii Island include  -- Malamalama Waldorf School/Kinderhale, 46.3 percent religious exemption (95 enrollment); Kona Pacific Public Charter School, 37.4 percent religious exemption (222 enrollment); Innovations Public Charter School, 16.9 percent religious exemption (237 enrollment); Connections New Century Public Charter School, 14 percent religious exemption (349 enrollment); Laupahoehoe Community Public Charter School, 13.3 percent religious exemption (339 enrollment); Holualoa Elementary School, 10.8 percent religious exemption (536 enrollment); and Haaheo Elementary School, 9.2 percent religious exemption (196 enrollment).

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