DOH-Flagler Back to School Immunizations, Get Ready for School
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Bunnell, Fla. - Florida Department of Health in Flagler County offers required school immunizations weekdays at its health center throughout the summer. Be prepared, miss the lines and come in early to get immunizations and records.
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New and transferring students, Kindergarten students, and those entering seventh grade will need to provide proof of immunizations prior to enrollment. Returning students should have already completed the required shot series. Parents are encouraged to review all records.
There is no charge for immunizations for children, birth – 18 years of age provided they are still enrolled in elementary, middle or high school.
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