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Graduation Requirements

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EVSD No. 361
12325 E. Grace
Spokane, WA 99216
(509) 924-1830

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Departments » Health Services

Health Services

East Valley School Nurses

Mrs. Ginny Knowles, School Nurse
East Farms Elementary 226-3039
Otis Orchards Elementary 924-9823
Mountain View Middle School 226-1379
East Valley High School 927-3200

Mrs. Kitty Johnson-Woods, School Nurse
Trent Elementary 924-2622
Trentwood Elementary 927-3215
Skyview Elementary 927.3210
CCS 927-9501
East Valley Middle School 924-9383


MRSA Information

MRSA PowerPoint from Spokane County Health Department

Parent Letter from District.pdf

MRSA Facts.pdf

New Requirement for Students Who WIll Enter the 6th Grade in Fall 2008
Chickenpox Vaccination Requirement.pdf
Tdap Vaccination Requirement for 6th Graders.pdf

Required Vaccines for the 2008 - 2009 School Year

Recommended Immuniations Ages Birth - Six Years.pdf
Catch-up Immunization Schedule Four Months to 6 Years.pdf

Recommended Immunizations Ages 7 to 18 Years.pdf
Catch-up Immunization Schedule 7 to 18 Years.pdf

Washington State Immunization Record Form.pdf

Tdap School Requirement - Frequently Asked Questions

Tdap Frequently Asked Questions.pdf

East Valley Health Inventory.pdf

Resources and Links

Illness Guidelines
Medication at School
When Your Child is Absent From School
http://www.ed.gov/print/admins/lead/safety/emergencyplan/pandemic/index.html

- HIGH SCHOOL -
East Valley High

- MIDDLE SCHOOLS -
East Valley | Mountain View

- CHOICE SCHOOLS -
Continuous Curriculum
School, K-8


- ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS -
East Farms | Otis Orchards
Skyview | Trent | Trentwood

Life Threatening Health Conditions

Washington State law mandates that students with life-threatening health conditions -where the condition would put the child in danger of death during the school day or have medication and/or treatment orders - must have a health care plan in place in order to attend school. This includes students with conditions such as severe bee sting or food allergies, diabetes, seizures, severe asthma, certain heart conditions or other critical types of medical complications. Please let the School Nurse at your child’s school know if your child has or develops a life threatening health condition so that we may provide for your child’s safety during school hours.

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