In light of the recent news regarding measles outbreaks, parents are encouraged to become familiar with the symptoms of measles. Linked below is information from the DuPage County Health Department which provides clear facts that parents may find helpful. In District 204, 99% of students have been vaccinated for measles. Statewide, 98% of all reported public and (recognized) non-public schoolchildren in Illinois have had the measles vaccine, according to the Illinois State Board of Education’s 2013-14 immunization data.
Per the State, upon a suspected measles case by a single student or staff member, the school is required to exclude all susceptible students (students who have not presented proof of immunity or vaccination) until acceptable proof of immunity is received by the school or until 21 days after the onset of the last reported measles case.
If you have any questions about measles or other health conditions, please contact your physician or visit the DuPage County Health Department website at www.dupagehealth.org.
Measles Fact Sheet for Parents: English Spanish![]()
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Per the State, upon a suspected measles case by a single student or staff member, the school is required to exclude all susceptible students (students who have not presented proof of immunity or vaccination) until acceptable proof of immunity is received by the school or until 21 days after the onset of the last reported measles case.
If you have any questions about measles or other health conditions, please contact your physician or visit the DuPage County Health Department website at www.dupagehealth.org.
Measles Fact Sheet for Parents: English Spanish