Students Under 18 Vaccinated Without Parental Consent at WCBOE Jab Clinic

September 19, 2021

It has been confirmed that there were some cases of students that were coerced into receiving a vaccination. An adult talked to the students to let them know what could happen if they are not vaccinated. Instilling fear into students, some willingly took the jab under duress without a parent present or their consent. In these cases, the students were all under 18. Because of the nature of this, we are unable to relay specific details at this time. Please talk to your child and let them know what's going on to make sure that they communicate everything with you at all times. It is recommend that your child stay home on school "jab days" to avoid any issue if you do not desire for them to be vaccinated. The school will tell you that this is not happening, but we are warning you in advance to keep a watchful eye.

Did you know that Maryland now has a Senate Vaccine Oversight Workgroup? This video was recently obtained from this workgroup that demonstrates how schools identify the unvaccinated and call students out by means of coercion to lead them to the jab. They do this among the student's peers to create an environment of peer pressure to bully the child into compliance. This has been happening in several counties across Maryland. Wicomico County was one of the first counties we caught doing this.

If your child has been vaccinated without your consent, please contact the Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition to report your case. All information will be kept confidential.

Contact the board members and let them know what you think of this.

WCBOE Board Members Donald Fitzgerald - dfitzger@wcboe.org Gene Malone - gmalone@wcboe.org Allen Brown - abrown@wcboe.org John Palmer - jpalmer@wcboe.org Tonya Lewis - tlewis@wcboe.org Michael Murray - mmurray@wcboe.org Ann Suthowski - asuthowsk@wcboe.org Fellows & Editors Copyright DelmarvaPTC.org Please consider joining the Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition for FREE, and follow us on FaceBook to stay informed of what's really happening with education in our schools.