- This week, the California 4th District Court of Appeal ruled against the San Diego Unified School District’s mandatory student vaccine requirement.
- The appellate court said the school district does not have the authority to enact its own mandate.
- The district claimed the mandate is not actually a mandate because students can do at-home independent study if they choose to not get the vaccine.
- The court rejected this claim and wrote, “We doubt that students and their parents perceive a real choice. For some, independent study would likely be a step backwards.”
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Court Rejects Vaccine Mandate In San Diego School District
San Diego Unified says it ‘will consider its next steps’
