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Community and Health Services Department Public Health Branch Fall 2017 School Suspension Clinics: YRDSB Secondary Schools York Region Public Health staff will be attending your child’s school to provide mandatory immunizations as outlined in the Immunization of School Pupils Act. School Immunization Clinic Dates Alexander Mackenzie High Tuesday, November 14 School Aurora High School Monday, November 20 Bayview Secondary School Monday, November 20 Bill Crothers Secondary Monday, November 13 School Bur Oak Secondary School Friday, November 10 Dr G.W. Williams Friday, November 17 Secondary School Dr J.M. Denison Secondary Tuesday, November 14 School Emily Carr Secondary Thursday, November 16 School Huron Heights Secondary Tuesday, November 21 School Keswick High School Thursday, November 16 King City Secondary School Friday, November 17 Langstaff Secondary School Tuesday, November 14 Maple High School Friday, November 17 Markham District High Friday, November 10 School Markville Secondary School Thursday, November 16 Middlefield Collegiate Friday, November 17 Institute Milliken Mills High School Monday, November 13 Newmarket High School Monday, November 20 Pierre Elliott Trudeau High Friday, November 10 School Richmond Green Tuesday, November 21 Secondary School Richmond Hill High School Monday, November 13 Sir William Mulock Friday, November 17 Secondary School Stephen Lewis Secondary Tuesday, November 21 School Stouffville District High Wednesday, November 15 School Sutton District High School Thursday, November 16 Thornhill Secondary School Wednesday, November 15 Thornlea Secondary School Wednesday, November 15 Tommy Douglas Secondary Wednesday, November 22 School Unionville High School Tuesday, November 14 Vaughan Secondary School Wednesday, November 22 Westmount Collegiate Wednesday, November 15 Institute Woodbridge College Wednesday, November 22 2 .

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