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Click HERE to visit our school district COVID-19 response and 'Stay in School' Plan

POLK COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT COVID-19 DAILY DASHBOARD & RESOURCES HERE

WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES CORONAVIRUS DAILY INFORMATION HERE

• Additional resources from the WI Department of Health Services:

  -What does it mean to be a 'close contact' of someone with COVID-19?

  -What to do while you wait for your COVID-19 test results

  -What to do after you are diagnosed with COVID-19

  -Negative COVID-19 test results - now what?

  -How to avoid exposure when living with someone diagnosed with COVID-19

  HELPING CHILDREN COPE WITH COVID-19: A PARENT RESOURCE

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Student Immunizations

The Student Immunization Law requires that all students through Grade 12 meet a minimum number of required immunizations prior to school entrance.  These requirements can be waived only for health, religious or personal conviction reasons.  In past years, thousands of Wisconsin children caught diseases such as measles, pertussis (whooping cough) and rubella, and many were left with severe disabilities.  The Student Immunization Law was passed in order to keep these and other vaccine-preventable diseases from returning and harming the health of our children.

Click here to view Student Immunization Requirements for 2014 and beyond

Click Here for the Student Immunization Record/Waiver Form
(This .pdf form may be completed online and e-mailed directly to the District's School Nurse.  However, a copy should also be printed and submitted to the building office with the parent or guardian's original signature.)

Wisconsin Communicable Diseases Chart
For Schools, Day Care Centers, and Other Group Settings for Children
(click link above to view chart)

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services chart provides information about selected communicable diseases that occur in schools, day care centers, summer camps and other group settings for children. It is meant as a guide to answer questions frequently asked of persons who have responsibility for groups of children. The chart is not an all-inclusive list of significant diseases, nor is it a comprehensive guide to all information about each disease.