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Immunization Requirements for 7th Grade Entry
Immunization Requirements for 7th Grade Entry
- IPV - Polio - 4 doses at any age, however, 3 doses are enough if at least one was given on or after the 4th birthday.
- DTaP/Tdap - diphtheria toxoid, tetanus toxoid, and acellular pertussis vaccine/tetanus-diphtheria-acelluar pertussis - 5 doses, however, 4 doses are enough if at least one was given on or after the 4th birthday. Three doses meet the requirement if at least one dose of Tdap, DTap, or DTP vaccine was given on or after the 7th birthday. One or two doses of Td vaccine given on or after the 7th birthday counts toward the requirement.
- Tdap - Pertussis - 1 dose of Tdap Booster entering 7th grade received after age 7.
- Hep B - Hepatitis B - 3 doses are required.
- MMR - measles, mumps, rubella - 2 doses both given on or after the 1st birthday.
- Varicella - chickenpox vaccine - 2 doses are needed. Physician-documented varicella (chickenpox) disease history or immunity meets the varicella requirement.
- Tuberculosis Testing - District policy on tuberculosis testing.
Provide a copy of your student's yellow California Immunization Record or other signed medical verification upon registration of your child to a district school.
Medications
Medications
An Authorization for Medication Administration at School form must be filled out and signed by both the parent/guardian and the physician in order for the Health Technician to be permitted to administer any medications to your child. This includes all over-the-counter medicine, as well as prescription medications. Both the medications and the appropriate forms must be brought to the Health Office and logged in by a parent with the Health Tech (NOT SENT IN WITH THE STUDENT) before any will be dispensed.
Student may carry and self-administer inhaled asthma medications and/or use an Epi-Pen provided the physician and parent forms have been completed and reside wit the school Health Tech. Staff will use the following guidelines:
- Students able to self-administer medications as confirmed by physician.
- Parent/guardian must consent to self-administration of medication.
- If the student is irresponsible in its use, the inhaler may be kept at the Health Tech's office.
- Provide a release for school staff to consult with student's physician regarding the medication and release the district and school staff from civil liability in the event of an adverse reaction to medication.
- Annual renewal of all prescriptions to be given at school.
Please note: if your child wears braces or contact lenses, we do not have "wax" or "saline solution" available, so they should be prepared to carry it with them.
Parents/guardians are permitted to come to the school and dispense medicine to their children in the Health Office as needed it the required forms are not on file.
Diabetes
Diabetes
The Health Tech may supervise insulin injections. The parent may supply/purchase all durable medical equipment needed.
PE Participation
PE Participation
If your child is ill or injured and cannot participate in Physical Education, a signed note from the doctor must be submitted through the health office in order to be excused from the class and/or necessary restrictions followed. No phone calls will be accepted.