State MMR (Measles-Mumps-Rubella) Vaccine Requirements for Childcare and School (Kg–Gr 12)

Requirements are current as of March 2023

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An empty box in this table indicates a “NO” answer
State Childcare School (Kg–Gr 12)
MMR vaccine requirement? Number of doses required* Date implemented MMR vaccine requirement? Number of doses required* Date implemented
Alabama yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Alaska yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Arizona yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Arkansas yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
California yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Colorado yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Connecticut yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Delaware yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Dist of Columbia yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Florida yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Georgia yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Hawaii yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Idaho yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Illinois yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Indiana yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Iowa measles & rubella* age-appropriate longstanding measles & rubella* 2 longstanding
Kansas yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Kentucky yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Louisiana yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Maine yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Maryland yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Massachusetts yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Michigan yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Minnesota yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Mississippi yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Missouri yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Montana yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Nebraska yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Nevada yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
New Hampshire yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
New Jersey yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
New Mexico yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
New York yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
North Carolina yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
North Dakota yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Ohio yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Oklahoma yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Oregon yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Pennsylvania yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Rhode Island yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
South Carolina yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
South Dakota yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Tennessee yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Texas yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Utah yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Vermont yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Virginia yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Washington yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2** longstanding
West Virginia yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Wisconsin yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
Wyoming yes age-appropriate longstanding yes 2 longstanding
*Some states require a specified number of doses of each antigen (e.g., 2 doses of mumps-contining vaccine, 2 doses of measles-containing vaccine, and 1 dose of rubella-containing vaccine). Because only MMR vaccine is available in the U.S., most children would need 2 doses of MMR vaccine to meet the requirement. Contact state health department for details.
**WA – Children age 4 years on 9/01 of the school year attending preschool or transitional kindergarten must have 2 doses
This table was compiled by Immunize.org using information provided by state health departments. If you have updated information concerning this table, please call (651) 647-9009 or email admin@immunize.org.

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