Protecting Generations of Health & Prosperity
School vaccine requirements are a proven, cost-effective, and widely supported policy. Discover the data-driven case for upholding these critical public health safeguards.
A Legacy of Protection
Before vaccines, infectious diseases were a leading cause of childhood death. Today, thanks to smart public health policies like school immunization requirements, they aren't even in the top ten. This isn't an accident; it's the result of decades of commitment to community health. As we face new challenges to these proven policies, it's critical to understand the facts.
The Economic & Fiscal Case for Immunization
Saved for every $1 spent
This incredible return on investment accounts for averted medical costs, lost productivity, and long-term disability.
Illnesses Prevented
Routine childhood vaccinations (1994-2023) have stopped hundreds of millions of cases of preventable diseases.
In Total Societal Savings
Protecting public health is not just the right thing to do; it's a fiscally sound strategy that strengthens our entire economy.
Broad, Bipartisan Public Support
Despite a vocal minority, the vast majority of Americans support school vaccine requirements. This isn't a divisive issue; it's a point of consensus.
The High Cost of an Outbreak
2025 Measles Outbreak: A Preventable Crisis
As of September 2025, the U.S. measles outbreak provides a stark reminder of the consequences of falling vaccination rates. This is a disease that was considered eliminated just years ago.
Outbreaks force communities into crisis mode, costing millions in public funds, disrupting schools, and putting medically fragile children at extreme risk. Maintaining proven immunization policies is the most effective way to prevent this immense economic and social disruption.