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Mother Fearful CCS

May Eject Twins Due

To Misunderstanding

Since NY Legislature Changed Law, She
Says Her Children On Vaccination Track

By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

COOPERSTOWN – The mother of two 7-year-olds said she received an email this morning from Cooperstown Superintendent of Schools Bill Crankshaw directing her to remove her children from school for failing to be fully vaccinated.

Amanda Perrault, a Hartwick College graduate who works at Bassett Healthcare and lives in the Town of Hartwick, said a few minutes ago that, while she has a religious objection to using vaccines developed from aborted fetal tissue.  (The Immunization Action Coalition reports that two cell lines from two legally aborted fetuses in the 1960s are the basis of vaccines for varicella, rubella, hepatitis A and other ailments.)

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