School Health

Immunization Chart

Students enrolled in Preschool through grade 12 must have written proof of immunizations currently required under Ohio law on file at their school. Ohio law requires schools to exclude students from attendance no later than 15 school days after admission if they are not properly immunized. Remember to update the clinic with any new immunizations received. Please send a copy of the updated record that includes month, day and year of immunization. For specific requirements please see Immunization Summary from the Ohio Department of Health.

Your School Health Specialist can answer any questions regarding immunization requirements. 

Ohio Department of Health requires preschool students to have a physical and oral assessment done yearly and be on file at the school within 30 days of enrollment.  

The Parma City School District has adopted the following policies in regard to medications at school:

• A signed permission form with all sections filled out completely by parent/guardian and a physician.
• All medications must be in the original bottle with the current label.
• If there are any changes with the medication, dosage or time to be given a new medication form must be filled out completely and returned to school.

For more information about the Use of Medications at school, please review: 

PCSD Board of Education Policy 5330 - Use of Medications

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