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I'm all for supporting people's beliefs, and if you believe vaccines are bad, then that's fine. It's incorrect, but it's fine.
EXCEPT when your decision to not get vaccinated based on your false belief affects other people. If you don't get vaccinated and you get exposed to a virus, you have a chance of not getting sick or fighting it off because you're healthy and your immune system works. But if you come into contact with someone who has a weak immune system and is too sick to get vaccines even if they wanted them (young child, elderly adult, cancer patient, someone with an autoimmune disease, etc), and that person gets sick because of the virus YOU carried to them, and dies because their system is too weak to fight it off, then it's your fault.

The University of Central Florida has these. They also sell scantrons, in case people forgot to bring one for a test.

Fun fact: tarantulas are actually not spiders, they are a different kind of arachnid. They're only related to spiders like horseshoe crabs or ticks (both also arachnids) are related to spiders.

According to the death dates on Lily and James' headstone and the story's timeline, Voldemort was defeated in 2005 or 2006, not 1998. Harry would have been 7.