Schools have been given the green light to vaccinate children with Covid-19 mRNA shots without parental consent by the Vermont Supreme Court which ruled that schools are protected under the PREP Act which provides immunity from liability.
The decision by the Vermont Supreme Court opens to the door for educators to further encroach upon the rights and responsibilities of parents by vaccinating children against the wishes of their parents and facing no legal consequences.
The court set the precedent during a case involving a child, labeled L.P. in the original complaint, who was vaccinated in November 2021 at a clinic hosted by the Windham Southeast School District.
L.P.'s father told a school official days prior to the clinic the child was not to be vaccinated, court documents say.
According to the school, the child was allegedly "Misidentified," according to the court ruling.
Academy School officials realized the "Mistake" and called L.P.'s parents to explain and apologize, which led to L.P.'s parents removing their child from the school.
According to the Vermont Supreme Court ruling on Friday, state and school officials involved in vaccinating the child without parental consent cannot be sued or prosecuted because they are are protected by the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act, which grants liability immunity.
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