School Immunization Posture
A dashboard for K–12 school nurses, district health coordinators, and camp directors that tracks MMR coverage by classroom and grade, flags cohorts below herd-immunity thresholds, and drafts parent notification letters when local cases spike.
School nurses, district health coordinators, and summer-camp medical leads in the US
- Cohort-level MMR coverage tracking with FERPA- and HIPAA-aligned storage options
- Outbreak simulator by ZIP code showing classroom risk if one case is introduced
- Auto-drafted parent notification letters aligned with state health-department guidance
- Exportable audit reports for state immunization registries and accreditation reviews
Districts are facing measles exposure events without a tool to map which classrooms are most at risk; legal and operational pressure is mounting as the outbreak grows.
CDC reports 2,289 confirmed US measles cases in 2025 (second highest in 25 years) with 34 new outbreaks in 2026, putting real operational pressure on K-12 districts and school nurses.Measles Cases and Outbreaks | CDC ↗Measles Update — United States, January 1-April 17, 2025 ↗
Established incumbents (SchoolDoc, Kokomo24/7, Frontline Education) already offer immunization tracking for school nurses, and state registries (e.g., GRITS) supply coverage data — the cohort-level herd-immunity flagging + AI parent letter niche is narrow, not wide-open.Student Health Record Management for K-12 | SchoolDoc ↗School Immunization Tracking Software | Kokomo24/7 ↗EHR & School Nursing Management Software | Frontline Education ↗
Districts demonstrably pay — SchoolDoc starts at $395/month; Kokomo24/7 charges $5/year per user plus $2,500–$5,000 setup — but K-12 procurement is slow and the feature overlaps with incumbent EHR modules.Pricing - SchoolDoc: Student Health Records Software ↗Kokomo24/7: Pricing, Free Demo & Features | Software Finder ↗
Immunization tracking is permanent infrastructure, but the 'outbreak-driven' urgency fades as measles cases decline; AI-letter drafting risks becoming a commodity feature inside existing EHRs.Measles Cases and Outbreaks | CDC ↗
Non-trivial: requires integration with fragmented state immunization registries (GRITS, IRIS, etc.), FERPA/HIPAA compliance, and parent communication channels — multi-jurisdiction data plumbing is the main blocker.Georgia Registry of Immunization Transactions and Services ↗