Health services program activities include:

District-wide health services, including monitoring compliance with entrance immunizations, physical examinations and mandated screening programs, coordination of dental screening and education programs at the elementary levels, monitoring communicable diseases in schools, serving on school-site student success teams, case managing students with complex health needs, and referral of students with medical, social, and/or psychological concerns. Ongoing consultation about health-related problems and crisis situations are provided to school sites through the Nurse of the Day.

Student health records entered and maintained on central databases.

Special education entrance and triennial assessments are provided
district-wide.

Comprehensive nursing services are provided at targeted elementary and middle schools.

First aid manuals are provided to all child development centers and elementary, middle, and high school sites.

Awareness sessions about universal precautions for bloodborne pathogens are conducted in all elementary, middle, and high schools.

Condom availability programs are established in all high schools through partnerships with community health agencies and professionals.

The School Health Center provides screenings, immunizations, TB testing, and comprehensive physical examinations for children from ages 3-12 with learning difficulties.