Monroe Elementary School

Medication Forms must be completed for any students requiring medication during the school day

School Health Form

Generic Medication Forms

Epinephrine Medication Forms

Allergy Care Plans

Asthma Medication Forms

Asthma Care Plans

All SFUSD students must have the following to enter school:

• Required immunizations (shots or vaccinations). All students must have documentation on file showing they are up to date on immunizations, or they may not be able to attend school.
  • Personal belief or religious exemptions are no longer accepted. Valid medical exemptions are acceptable.
  • Medical exemptions must be submitted through CAIR-ME for any vaccine that is contraindicated
• Tuberculosis (TB) clearance within one year before entering SFUSD. A signature of a health examiner attesting to no risk factors for TB is acceptable as TB clearance.
• Physical examination for any TK, kindergartener or new first grader. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends annual well child exams until a child turns 19. Physical exams are crucial for early detection and management of potential health issues, routine monitoring of growth and development, and ensuring your child’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. As of July 1, 2024,the kindergarten/first grade physical exam requirement is no longer required for school entry, however it is still strongly recommended. If available, please submit documentation of your child's physical exam on the School Health Form to sflink@sfusd.edu
• Medication Forms must be completed for any students requiring medication during the school day

How to submit your records: Link to this section

• Email a copy of your documentation to sflink@sfusd.edu, SUBJECT:  Immunizations, Child's Name, School Site or
• Upload into ParentVUE's Emergency Card or
• Submit them at the school on the first day of school using SFUSD School Health Form

Monroe is a diverse school located in the Excelsior district that hosts three language programs serving children from many linguistic backgrounds around the city. We offer an English Language Development, a Chinese Bilingual, and a Spanish Immersion program. At Monroe, making social justice a reality means that Monroe is a safe place where students, parents, and teachers are engaged in open, honest discussions about the academic progress and the emotional well-being of our students, as well as our shared vision of success for Monroe's students. Our goal is to provide all students with a well rounded, nurturing, academic education that allows them to be safe and successful at Monroe and in their future academic endeavors. Monroe is focused on providing high quality teaching and learning for historically underserved populations and works hard to ensure academic equity for the various populations enrolled at Monroe Elementary School.

At Monroe, teachers know their students and base their lessons on students' strengths, needs and interests. They don't just know students' names, but their learning preferences, the knowledge they bring to each task and their families' backgrounds and cultures. We believe that our job is to ensure that all students develop high academic vocabulary and standards based skills, are able to navigate complex social situations and embrace the diversity of their community. We believe that educational success is the collective responsibility of students, teachers, school staff, and families. Monroe students are the students of all staff, not just their classroom teacher. We keep our promises to our community through the variety of committees and cross-cultural opportunities that are open to families.