New students entering school in Connecticut may not be welcome in the fall unless they’ve been vaccinated, making many parents unhappy. State lawmakers are considering a controversial bill that would remove the religious exemption for school vaccinations. We’ll discuss how Connecticut could learn from the fallout of a similar law in New York, with guests:
- Chris Keating, capitol bureau chief, Hartford Courant
- Saud Anwar, M.D., deputy president pro tem, Connecticut State Senate, D-South Windsor
- LeeAnn Ducat, founder, Informed Choice Connecticut
- Michael Gormley, Albany reporter, Newsday
- John Garruto, president, New York Association of School Psychologists
- Alan Singer, Ph.D., professor of teaching, learning and technology, Hofstra University