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Vaccination Info

I have lots of information on this back home, however I'm not home, so I can't get it for you, sorry. However if you look far enough into this forum site, or you do a search by the name of Marie Flowers, you will find this person. She is very active in this topic and will be happy to answer questions for you and refer you to all kinds of places.
Every State has a different approach to this situation and you really need to do things by the letter to avoid future hassles, but there are always ways to keep your child from receiving vaccinations when you have serious objections.
In my case, my child is in a private school in the state of Florida. The State requires that you acquire a form from the Dept of Health and a letter promising that if there is an outbreak you take responsibility and keep your child home. That is all. However, it may be a little more involved in other states, but don't let this frighten you.
I sure wish I had my files with me, including Marie's phone which she graciously gives out to anyone needing it, but unfortunately you'll have to go the long way about it in contacting her.
Many blessings to you and congratulations on your choice for your child.

Mass. has a religious exemption, it's the only way you can get around vaccination. I didn't deal with it yet as our child is only 2 and a half, but theoretically here is how it works.
You need to write a letter that says that vaccination is against your religious belief. I justed looked up Mass law and it's not much different from ours (I am in NY), you don't have to belong to any religion or anything, and they don't have a right to question you. A simple statement that it's agains your religion is enough - by the law, anyway.
The problem is school officials are as brainwashed as everybody else. If they still refuse you, it's your job to teach them the law and explain to them that it's illegal to refuse you. If that doesn't help, my understanding is that a letter signed by lawyer usually convinces them, because going to court is not in their interest - they would need to prove that you are not doing it for religious reazons, not something that can be realistically done.

A link to Mass law: http://www.909shot.com/state-site/Massachusetts.htm
You can order a sample exemption letter from thinktwice.com , but I would write myself, it's straightforward.