by Greg Googan
It is a fundamental covenant. When parents send their kids to Texas schools they trust educators to protect their safety.
A mother whose son attends Alief ISD’s Miller Intermediate says that faith was badly broken
when her child was immunized without her consent.
“On January 21st he received three vaccines without my consent,” said the mother whose identity Fox 26 has agreed to conceal to protect her son’s privacy.
The immunizations, confirmed on shot records, were delivered by personnel from Care Van, an affiliate of the Caring For Children Foundation of Texas and a longtime Alief ISD partner.
The parent says she’s particularly upset that her son was instructed to answer health questions on the pre-immunization questionnaire.
“I get home and my son my 11-year-old tells me they set him down and had him fill them out,” said the mother.
And it gets worse. Among the trio of immunizations delivered was the HPV vaccine, an inoculation against a sexually transmitted virus…
