Re: Religious Exemption for New York State

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I use a religious exemption for college in NY and have had little issues. I have had to write a letter explaining my beliefs and no one has ask me any questions. I am not sure how that works outside of a college setting.

Religious Exemption for New York State

Hi All,

This is a very long shot but I'm trying anyway:

We will soon have to write the religious exemption letter in order to get my little into into pre-school in New York. I'm interested if anybody from this list has any input regarding:

Twin Park Montessori on 103rd & CPW or

The Y on Nagle up in Washington Heights

Are they very strict or more lenient, anybody?

Feel free to email me off list.

Thanks so much.

ne

[Guest guest]

it is very difficult for people in NY for their children in school

and it seems each school district is different - some more strict than

others

Sheri

At 12:23 PM 2/2/2011, you wrote:

I use a religious

exemption for college in NY and have had little issues. I have had to

write a letter explaining my beliefs and no one has ask me any questions.

I am not sure how that works outside of a college setting.

Religious Exemption for New York State

Hi All,

This is a very long shot but I'm trying anyway:

We will soon have to write the religious exemption letter in order to get

my little into into pre-school in New York. I'm interested if anybody

from this list has any input regarding:

Twin Park Montessori on 103rd & CPW or

The Y on Nagle up in Washington Heights

Are they very strict or more lenient, anybody?

Feel free to email me off list.

Thanks so much.

ne

[Guest guest]

ne,

I submitted a vaccine exemption for the first time last year, but I didn't have any problems.

I never received a response from the district, so that's a tacit admission that the district agrees that I should be granted a vaccine exemption.

Katrina

From: FORCED ANARCHY <FORCEDANARCHY@...>Vaccinations Sent: Wed, February 2, 2011 3:23:41 PMSubject: Re: Religious Exemption for New York State

I use a religious exemption for college in NY and have had little issues. I have had to write a letter explaining my beliefs and no one has ask me any questions. I am not sure how that works outside of a college setting.

Religious Exemption for New York State

Hi All,This is a very long shot but I'm trying anyway:We will soon have to write the religious exemption letter in order to get my little into into pre-school in New York. I'm interested if anybody from this list has any input regarding:Twin Park Montessori on 103rd & CPW orThe Y on Nagle up in Washington HeightsAre they very strict or more lenient, anybody?Feel free to email me off list.Thanks so much.ne

[Guest guest]

Thanks all. I know NYS is one of the tougher states, it is so encouraging to

read that two of you had no problems getting it through.

ne

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> ne,

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> I submitted a vaccine exemption for the first time last year, but I didn't

have

> any problems.

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> I never received a response from the district, so that's a tacit admission

that

> the district agrees that I should be granted a vaccine exemption.

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> Katrina

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> ________________________________

> From: FORCED ANARCHY <FORCEDANARCHY@...>

> Vaccinations

> Sent: Wed, February 2, 2011 3:23:41 PM

> Subject: Re: Religious Exemption for New York State

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> I use a religious exemption for college in NY and have had little issues. I

have

> had to write a letter explaining my beliefs and no one has ask me any

questions.

> I am not sure how that works outside of a college setting. 

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> Religious Exemption for New York State

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> Hi All,

>

> This is a very long shot but I'm trying anyway:

>

> We will soon have to write the religious exemption letter in order to get my

> little into into pre-school in New York. I'm interested if anybody from this

> list has any input regarding:

>

> Twin Park Montessori on 103rd & CPW or

> The Y on Nagle up in Washington Heights

>

> Are they very strict or more lenient, anybody?

>

> Feel free to email me off list.

>

> Thanks so much.

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

ne,

If you haven't already read, New York State Public Health Law 2164 and Department of Health regulation 10 New York Codes Rules Regulation, Section 66-1.3(d). The principal or person in charge may require supporting documents.

I had to explain in my own words why I was requesting the religious exempt, I had to describe the religious principles that guide my abjection to immunization, and whether or not, the religious basis that prohibits particular immunizations.

I recommend that you stick to your religious beliefs and avoid arguing law or mentioning it for that matter.

You are welcome to email me directly.

Katrina

From: ne <highmountainnyc@...>Vaccinations Sent: Wed, February 2, 2011 9:45:10 PMSubject: Re: Religious Exemption for New York State

Thanks all. I know NYS is one of the tougher states, it is so encouraging to read that two of you had no problems getting it through.ne>> ne,> > I submitted a vaccine exemption for the first time last year, but I didn't have > any problems. > > > I never received a response from the district, so that's a tacit admission that > the district agrees that I should be granted a vaccine exemption.> > Katrina> > > > > ________________________________> From: FORCED ANARCHY <FORCEDANARCHY@...>> Vaccinations > Sent: Wed, February 2, 2011 3:23:41 PM> Subject: Re: Religious Exemption for New York State> >  > > > I use a religious exemption for college in NY and have had little issues. I have > had to write a letter explaining my beliefs and no one has ask me any questions. > I am not sure how that works outside of a college setting. > > > > > Religious Exemption for New York State> > >  >

Hi All,> > This is a very long shot but I'm trying anyway:> > We will soon have to write the religious exemption letter in order to get my > little into into pre-school in New York. I'm interested if anybody from this > list has any input regarding:> > Twin Park Montessori on 103rd & CPW or> The Y on Nagle up in Washington Heights> > Are they very strict or more lenient, anybody?> > Feel free to email me off list.> > Thanks so much.> > ne>