Do you believe parents should be allowed to legally opt out of vaccinating their children against infectious diseases? Why or why not? 

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Janice Knopp

educator

“No, because I don’t think it’s fair to the people that are exposed to diseases or illnesses that could otherwise have been prevented.”

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Bridget Bogust

teacher

“Yes, only if their child has a health condition that presents a significant fact-based danger.”

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Kyla McIlwee

health educator

“Yes, but it should be done with education. The parents should be able to take alternate routes, but we need to be mindful. Parents should absolutely be able opt out for their kids.”

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Mariah Ray

nutritionist

“Yes, I absolutely believe parents should be able to opt out. All kids should have access to education, especially when vaccinations are required. Parents should also have the right to choose which vaccines their kids get.”

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