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CLINIC HOURS 7:40 A.M. TO 3:10 P.M. 

Nurse Victoria Benoit  RN
victoria.benoit@fwisd.org   Phone 817.814.9420

 

                       ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE THE FOLLOWING VACCINATIONS

  • DTAP (Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis) 4-5 doses, 1 dose after the student's birthday and BEFORE Kindergarten starts
  • Polio 3-4 doses - 1 dose after the student's 4th birthday and BEFORE Kindergarten starts
  • MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) 2 doses required
  • Hepatitis B - 3 doses
  • Varicella - 2 doses
  • Hepatitis A - 2 doses, 1st dose reccived after 1st birthday

   ATTENTION 5TH GRADERS: You may need a DTAP dose before entering middle school (age 11)

Ask your doctor about: The MENB shot Prevents group B bacterial meningitis that can kill and maim in hours. Must have a meningococcal vaccine before 7th grade. 

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  HEALTH OFFICE REMINDERS

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  • Very Important!!!  Keep your emergency contact information current.
  • All medications must have a Doctor's written order (see Forms and Policies) ...even over the counter medications like Tylenol (acetaminophen), Advil (ibuprofen) and allergy eye drops.

                                                                             

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 HEALTHY STUDENTS MAKE BETTER LEARNERS

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It is recommended that your student should stay at home if any of these symptoms exist:

  • Fever 100.0 or greater
  • Fever within the last 24 hours
  • Vomiting within the last 24 hours
  • Unexplained rash
  • Redness, inflammation or drainage from eyes
  • Severe cold symptoms
  • Students should only return to school:

            

  Hints for back to school to help the school nurse!

  • Make sure your contact information is updated online
  • Pre K and Kinder students put a clean pair of pants and underwear in their backpack
  • Please share any medial information with the Nurse such as chronic illness, mental health diagnosis, allergies, and asthma.
  • It can be beneficial to sign a records sharing request from the child's doctor's office to send medical information to the school nurse.
  • Make sure your child knows your phone number and the phone number of a few more people to call in an emergency
  • Take the nurse's call when she calls you and have a plan on what to do if your child needs to go home.  Have a backup person who can pick up your child if you're not available and make sure that your backup person is on the emergency contact form
  • Fever Free Rule:  24 hours fever-free with no medication.  This is for your child's safety as well as other children's safety to stop the spread of disease.