Clinic

Our goal at Reaves is for every student to have a healthy and successful school year!  Children are the main spread of infection such as colds and flu.  Please reinforce with your child to wash their hands frequently and keep their hands away from their mouth, nose and eyes.

Students are sent home from school for the following guidelines per CDC:

1.   Fever of 100.0 or higher(They must stay home until fever free for 24 hours without medication)
2.   Vomiting or diarrhea
3.   Suspected contagious disease (such as pink eye, poss strep throat or rash)
4.   A student not feeling well enough and who cannot function in the classroom(such as excessive, uncontrollable coughing)

These guidelines are to help prevent the spread of illness throughout the school.

You may call the school to report an absence or send a note when they return to school.

Student Health Information is kept in the clinic and used for emergencies.  PLEASE keep the clinic and front office updated with phone number changes.  We need to be able to reach a parent/guardian in the event of an emergency!

Hearing and Vision Screening is conducted each year in the fall on Pre-K, K, 1st and 3rd grades and any new student to the district in  2nd and 4th grades.  A referral form is sent home when a student does not pass the screening exam.  Students who receive a vision/hearing referral need to be seen by a doctor to determine if there is a problem.  If a student has a problem with their vision and hearing, this can affect their ability to learn.

All immunizations should be completed by the first date of attendance. The law requires that students be fully vaccinated against specific diseases. A student may be enrolled provisionally if the student has an immunization record that indicates the student has received at least one dose of each specific age-appropriate vaccine required by this rule. To remain enrolled, the student must complete the required subsequent doses in each vaccine series on schedule and as rapidly as is medically feasible and provide acceptable evidence of vaccination to the school.

A school nurse or administrator shall review the immunization status of a provisionally enrolled student every 30 days to ensure compliance in completing the required doses of vaccination. If, at the end of 30 day period, a student has not received a subsequent dose of vaccine, the student is not in compliance and the school shall exclude the student from school attendance until the required dose is administered.

Documentation Accepted

Since many types of personal immunization records are in use, any document will be acceptable proof provided a physician or public health personnel has validated it. The month, day and year that the vaccination was received must be recorded on all school immunization records created or updated after September 1, 1991.

For a complete list of immunizations, please go to the links below:

Conroe ISD Health Services

For the safety of all children on campus, CISD medication policy states that ALL medication MUST be brought into the school by a parent or guardian.

Medications must be age-appropriate to be administered(such as Jr Tylenol, Children’s Ibuprofen, etc). Parents/guardians are required to sign a medication permission form in the clinic.

Please DO NOT send medications on the bus with your student. (This includes cough drops.)

Thanks for keeping our campus safe!

For the complete CISD policy, go to the following link:

Conroe ISD Health Services