Algoma Public Health begins process for suspensions due to lack of immunizations

Algoma Public Health will soon send follow-up letters to parents and guardians across the Algoma region.
Dr. Tuinema, the Associate Medical Officer of Health at Algoma Public Health says the letters will inform families if the agency does not have an up-to-date immunization record or valid exemption for their child.
The process is required to ensure students comply with Ontario’s immunization requirements.
School suspensions for students with incomplete immunization records are planned for May of the 2025/2026 school year.
Families are encouraged to update their child’s records and/or book an appointment for any required vaccines as soon as possible to prevent suspension.
For more details about school related vaccinations, visit the public health site.
A child’s immunization record may be incomplete if APH has not received their most recent vaccination information or if the child is overdue for one or more vaccines.
Rosalind Russell
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Rosalind is Vista Radio's CJJM 99.3 FM - CJJM - Espanola's long-time Morning Announcer and Regional News Anchor/Journalist covering the districts of Sudbury, Algoma and Manitoulin. With a career in multi-media spanning the last 45 years, she has expertise in radio, television, newspaper and magazine writing. A long-time volunteer, she is the Inaugural 2025 Senior of the Year Award representing the Town of Espanola and represented women empowerment as the national 2024 Ms. Elite Regional Canada titleholder. A mother of five, and grandmother of two says simply, "I am the Queen of my Universe, and my children/grandchildren are my Crowning Jewels." Volunteering, pageants, reading and writing are her passions. If you have a story to share, email Roz at: rrussell@moosefm.com or call 1705-869-NEWS (6397).

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