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Parents, here are some resources to help keep your children and adolescents on track with their immunizations. Find parent-friendly immunization schedules for infants and children (birth to 6 years) here. Easy-to-read recommended immunization schedules for preteens and teenagers (ages 7 to 18 years) can be found here. Concerned your child behind in their immunizations? Review CDC’s immunization catch up schedule or use CDC’s vaccine assessment tool to learn which vaccines your children and adolescents (from birth through 18 years old) may need. Contact your health care provider if you have any questions about immunizations your child may need.
In North Carolina, vaccination records are checked when a child is enrolled in a child care facility or school. Children are not allowed to attend school (whether public, private or religious) or a child care facility unless they have received all required immunizations appropriate for their age.
Immunization records are checked at the following times:
Certain exemptions to North Carolina’s Immunization Law are allowed.
Updated: December 29, 2022
