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Health officials say central Indiana high school faces chickenpox outbreak among students
* THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
* First Posted: September 10, 2010 - 1:06 pm
Last Updated: September 10, 2010 - 1:06 pm
ZIONSVILLE, Ind. ? The state health commissioner has ordered that students not fully vaccinated against the chickenpox can't attend a central Indiana high school where more than a dozen cases of the disease have been reported.
The state Health Department said Friday that 13 chickenpox cases had been reported at Zionsville Community High School. It said that it appeared a few hundred of the school's 1,700 students don't have the required vaccinations...
68 Zionsville Students Banned From School Over Chickenpox
All students must receive shots or prove they're already immune
By Eric Berman
9/13/2010
Zionsville Community High School students are rushing to show proof they've been vaccinated against chickenpox.
68 Zionsville students have been ordered to stay home until they can prove they've been vaccinated.
The State Department of Health ordered Zionsville students who haven't had their required two shots for chickenpox to stay home, after nine students and a teacher were diagnosed with the illness...
