Welcome to the Bethel Local Schools Clinic where our goal is to provide a safe, healthy learning environment, and keep our students in the class for optimal learning. You and your children mean the world to us so be assured that we are taking every precaution to stay safe as we reopen and throughout the year. 

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7th grade immunization requirements:   The two vaccines that are required by law are Tdap (Tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis) and the Meningococcal vaccine (serogroups A, C, W, and Y). A current immunization record that includes these must be submitted to the MS office or emailed to Tricia Moore, RN at mooret@blsk12.org.

12th grade immunization requirements: Meningococcal vaccine (serogroups A, C, W, and Y) prior to entry into the 12th grade. They may have already received one dose of this vaccine, but a second dose is required if the first dose was given prior to their 16th birthday. If the first dose of meningococcal vaccine was administered after the 16th birthday, a second dose is not required. After receiving the vaccine, please provide the high school office with documentation from your doctor or the health department or email to Tricia Moore, RN at mooret@blsk12.org.

Immunization Exemptions: If your child is not up to date on their immunizations because of a medical, philosophical, or religious exemption, a new exemption form should be completed each school year and submitted to the clinic or emailed to mooret@blsk12.org. The exemption form is available on the school website.

Vision/Hearing Exams: If your child has had a vision or hearing evaluation/exam within the last year please submit a copy to Heather Kemper, RN at kemperh@blsk12.org. If we have this on file, we will not need to screen your child's vision/hearing during the school year.

If a child will need to have medication administered to them during the school day, a medication authorization form must be completed by the physician and signed by the parent. The form for medications as well as care plans for Asthma, Seizures, Food Allergies, and Diabetics are on the website. A new medication authorization form must be submitted each school year.

PLEASE UPDATE medications and medical history including allergies in Final Forms. We use this information to keep your child safe!

Greetings from your nurses!  The clinic is staffed by two nurses that share the position and responsibilities.  Generally, only one of us will be attending the clinic each day.  The clinic serves students K-12.   We are here to provide care for students with ongoing medical conditions, administer medications as needed, care for injuries or illnesses that arise during the school day, provide teaching/education to students and staff as needed, and to promote wellness and good health habits.  We also complete the vision and hearing screenings for the school and make sure all immunizations are complete and recorded.  Our goal is to keep our students and staff safe and healthy and that each one that enters our school would feel our care for them.