Health Services
Student Health Services
Supporting student wellness to promote learning, safety, and success.
The vision of the Student Health Services team is that all students will be successful in their school environment. To achieve this vision, our mission is to support the physical, mental, emotional, and social health of students by preventing, removing, and reducing health-related barriers that interfere with learning and development.
Health Forms & Resources
Immunization Requirements
View the Wisconsin Department of Health Services immunization requirements for students attending school.
Student Immunization Record (DHS F-04020L)
Download and complete the official Wisconsin DHS immunization record.
Medications at School (Authorization Form)
Authorization required for any medication administered at school.
Medication Self-Carry Agreement (High School)
Permission for eligible high school students to self-carry approved meds.
Kindergarten Eye Health Examination Report
Eye exam documentation for incoming kindergarten students.
Medical Statement for Special Dietary Needs
Use this form to request meal accommodations for medical dietary needs.
Medical Form for Outside of School Hours Trips
Health information and permissions required for off-hour school trips.
Injury Reporting Form
Use this form to report student injuries that occur at school or during school-sponsored activities.
When To Keep Your Child Home
Keeping our schools healthy helps reduce illness and ensure all students can learn safely. Please review the guidance below:
Stay Home When Sick
If your child is experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, or has a fever over 100°F, please keep them home. They may return to school 24 hours after the last symptom resolves without the use of medication.
Reportable Illnesses
If your child has a diagnosed reportable illness, as determined by the Wisconsin Department of Health Childhood Communicable Disease Chart, please contact your school nurse.
Stock Opioid Antagonist Plan
Outlines the district’s procedures for maintaining, storing, and administering opioid antagonist medication (e.g., Narcan) in cases of suspected opioid overdose.
Stock Epinephrine Administration Plan
Describes the district’s guidelines for the storage and emergency use of epinephrine auto-injectors for severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis).
