Texas Laws - School Immunizations
Texas laws (also called statutes) are legislative bills that have been approved by both houses of the legislature signed into law by elected leaders. By contrast, Texas rules are administrative regulations that are authorized by the legislature and created by state agencies.
Also view the Texas rules relating to school immunizations.
Texas Education Code
| Section | Title |
|---|---|
| §38.001 | Immunization Requirements, Exceptions |
| §38.002 | Immunization Records, Reporting |
| §38.0025 | Dissemination of Bacterial Meningitis Information |
| §51.9191 | Bacterial Meningitis Information for New Students |
| §51.9192 | Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination Required for Certain Students; Exceptions |
| §51.933 | Immunization Requirements; Exception |
Texas Health and Safety Code
| Section | Title |
|---|---|
| §81.023 | Communicable Disease Prevention through Immunization |
| §161.004 | Statewide Immunization of Children |
| §161.0041 | Immunization Exemption Affidavit Form |
Texas Human Resources Code
| Section | Title |
|---|---|
| §42.043 | Rules for Immunizations [in Child-Care Facilities] |
| §42.04305 | Vaccine-Preventable Disease Policy Required [in Child-Care Facilities] |