HAR §11-157-6.2
HAR §11-157-6.2. in the seventh grade
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 11-157-6.2
A physical examination is not
required for post-secondary school attendance.
An
appointment notice from a practitioner•s office or the
department shall be recognized as written evidence.
A
student or child without written evidence shall not be
allowed to attend school, post-secondary school, or a
child care facility.
(b}
The provisional attendance period shall be
no longer than three calendar months after the date of
provisional attendance to a school or child care
facility and no longer than forty-five calendar days
after the date of provisional attendance to a post-
secondary school.
(c)
A student or child who fails to keep a
scheduled appointment with their practitioner or the
department during the provisional attendance period
may attend school, post-secondary school, or a child
care facility only upon submitting a new appointment
notice from a practitioner's office or the department.
Failure to keep a scheduled appointment or
transferring schools, post-secondary schools, or child
care facilities during the provisional attendance
period does not extend the provisional attendance
period past the periods listed in subsection (b).
(d)
If all of the required immunizations cannot
be completed within the provisional attendance period
due to the required minimum intervals between doses or
other medical necessity, the school, post-secondary
school, or child care facility may extend provisional
attendance as long as evidence is provided that
appointments have been made to complete the required
immunizations.
If a student or child whose
provisional attendance period has been extended fails
to keep a scheduled appointment, he or she shall be
excluded from school, post-secondary school, or child
care facilities until evidence that the required
immunizations have been obtained is presented to the
school, post-secondary school, or child care facility.
(e)
Provisional attendance may be suspended by
the department when there is a danger or presence of
an outbreak or epidemic from any of the communicable
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