Tianjin Chonghua Middle School requires students who have not received the HPV vaccine to provide a vaccination certificate to enter class

Date2026.11.06

LocationTianjin

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On November 6, parents of students at Chonghua Middle School in Nankai District, Tianjin, reported that the school required students who had not received the self-paid HPV vaccine to get vaccinated over the weekend, or otherwise provide a certificate from a Grade A tertiary hospital stating they are unsuitable for vaccination. After parents complained, they were told this was based on a joint notice from the Municipal Health Commission and the Municipal Education Commission.

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李老师不是你老师

2026-11-07 12:19 · 11月6日，天津南开区崇化中学要求未接种自费HPV疫苗的学生须凭接种证明进班，家长投诉后被告知依据市卫健委与市教委联合通知，而疾控中心科普明确接种并非入学门槛。

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李老师不是你老师

2026-11-07 12:34 · 11月7日，天津多所初高中被曝在推进适龄女生接种HPV疫苗时变相强制，通知称接种情况将影响评优、入团、指标生推荐及升学，引发家长不满。

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Original event China CDC releases science Q&A stating HPV vaccination is not a prerequisite for school enrollment

11.02 ·Reported ·Importance II ·China

This event Tianjin Chonghua Middle School requires students who have not received the HPV vaccine to provide a vaccination certificate to enter class 2026.11.06 · Reported

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Sayings · 2026-11-07 12:21 On November 7, multiple middle and high schools in Tianjin were exposed for effectively mandating HPV vaccinations for age-appropriate female students, with notices stating that vaccination status would affect awards, joining the Youth League, recommendations for quota-based admissions, and further education, sparking parental dissatisfaction.

Sayings · 2026-11-07 12:12 On November 6, Chonghua Middle School in Nankai District, Tianjin, required students who had not received the self-paid HPV vaccine to present proof of vaccination to enter the classroom. After parents complained, they were told it was based on a joint notice from the Municipal Health Commission and the Municipal Education Commission, while the Center for Disease Control and Prevention explicitly stated that vaccination is not a prerequisite for school enrollment.

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