Health Services
The goal of School Nurses is to promote optimal wellness in order to enhance a student's ability to learn.
School Nurses also provide information and training to faculty and staff.
School Nurses also provide information and training to faculty and staff.
Information for Parents and Students
- Please review your child's Certificate of Immunization to make sure it is up to date.
- Parents of students in grades 6 - 12 should pay close attention to information about the meningococcal (meningitis) vaccine.
- The best way to prevent Zika and other diseases transmitted by mosquitoes is to prevent mosquito bites! Check out the link below for additional information.
- Influenza "the flu" can be serious.
- Cleaning/Disinfecting Tips Find out more about the flu and how to prevent it from the links below.
- A School Medication Prescriber/Parent Authorization must be on file with the School Nurse for every medication on the school campus. You will find it under "forms" on this page.
- Do you know the Impact of Heavy Backpack use? Find out the Impact of Heavy Backpack use Here
- Click this link for information aboutHPV (human papillomavirus) and the HPV vaccine
- See the information about Coronavirus below. Your child's School Nurse will give you information about returning to school.
- ALL Kids is affordable, high-quality, comprehensive health coverage for eligible children under age 19. Detailed information about the ALL Kids program is on the website:https://www.
alabamapublichealth.gov/ allkids/index.html
Lead Nurse - Roslyn Driver
Universal Precautions Video
Bloodborne Pathogens for School Employees. You must print, sign, and return a form to your school's principal stating you have watched this video. The form can be found under the Teachers/Staff section to the left.
School Nurses
See the list below for your local school nurses.