A West Virginia judge has allowed children from three families to attend school without required vaccinations.

A judge in West Virginia has allowed three unvaccinated students to attend public school, citing religious freedom. The ruling clashes with state education policy, raising questions about school safety and long-term implications for college admissions and careers.

Dealing another legal victory to Gov. Patrick Morrisey and his executive order, a Raleigh County judge on Thursday granted a preliminary injunction allowing three Raleigh County students to attend school with a religious exemption to the state’s strict compulsory school vaccination law.