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How do you feel about the recent change in public health guidance regarding vaccinations for young children? Please select the response that best reflects your perspective:

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 I fully support the new approach—it reflects current research and public health priorities.

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 I’m cautiously optimistic but want more information or data before forming a strong opinion.

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 I have concerns about the implications for student health and school safety.

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 I disagree with the new guidance and believe it may increase health risks in schools.

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 I’m unsure or haven’t heard enough about the change to develop my opinion

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Results of the survey of July 6, 2025

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More states are implementing school voucher programs in which parents could use tax credits/deductions to send their children to private schools. What do you foresee as the eventual impact on public school enrollment?

 Little impact on public school enrollment---------0%

 Slight impact on public school enrollment--------5.6%

 Moderate impact on public school enrollment---22.2%

 Large impact on public school enrollment--------22.2%

 Severe impact on public school enrollment, causing some public schools to close---------------------50%

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Responses = 18

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Your comments = 6

Another checkmark on the path to _________. (Fill in the blank).

As this movement grows, it will undermine the public school system and lower public school enrollment, taking away public funds, making the public sector struggle.

Public Schools lose funding, student per ratio.

Public schools must be competitive, inclusive and meet the needs of students, parents and the community.

Locally moderate impact. However in communities where there is serious opposition from religious or other specific groups, public education could be destroyed.

It seems as if there is an intentional plan to destroy public education.



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