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Utah Code § 53G-9-303

Grounds for exemption from required vaccines -- Renewal

Utah · Utah Code Title 53G — Public Education System -- Local Administration · Status: effective

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Utah Code § 53G-9-303, Grounds for exemption from required vaccines -- Renewal, Utah, version 1 as recorded 2026-10-03, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/2340669
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(1) A student is exempt from the requirement to receive a vaccine required under Section 53G-9-305 if the student qualifies for a medical or personal exemption from the vaccination under Subsection (2) or (3). (2) A student qualifies for a medical exemption from a vaccination required under Section 53G-9-305 if the student's legally responsible individual provides to the student's school: (a) a completed vaccination exemption form; and (b) a written notice signed by a licensed health care provider stating that, due to the physical condition of the student, administration of the vaccine would endanger the student's life or health. (3) A student qualifies for a personal exemption from a vaccination required under Section 53G-9-305 if the student's legally responsible individual provides to the student's school a completed vaccination exemption form, stating that the student is exempt from the vaccination because of a personal or religious belief. (4) A vaccination exemption form that an individual submits under this section remains: (a) valid for as long as the student remains enrolled in the public education system; and (b) part of the student's permanent school record, including if the student transfers schools, in accordance with Section 53G-9-306. (5) An LEA that offers both remote and in-person learning options may not deny a student who is exempt from a requirement to receive a vaccine under Subsection (1) to participate in an in-person learning option based upon the student's vaccination status. (6) Nothing in this section restricts a state or local health department from acting under applicable law to contain the spread of an infectious disease.