Health Services

"Is My Child Well Enough to go to School?"

If your student tests positive for COVID-19, please inform your school's health office and follow the MN Department of Health recommendations.

Your school may have some free COVID-19 home test kits available - please contact the main office or health office to request a test kit. 

If you have any additional questions, please contact your School Nurse.

Immunization Requirements

Department of Health Immunization Form

Some students may require medication to be given during the school day. In White Bear Lake Area Schools, medication is typically administered by the Health Assistant or Licensed School Nurse in the school Health Office. Medication must be provided to school by a parent/guardian in its original, labeled container.

• School Medication Form
• Policy 516 - Student Medication Policy
• Policy 516 - Student Medication procedure

If your child has a health condition that school staff should be aware of, please let your Licensed School Nurse know.

Some children have conditions, such as severe allergies, seizure disorders, or diabetes, that may require a special plan to be in place at school. If you believe your child needs a plan, please contact your Licensed School Nurse.

Students routinely have their hearing and vision screened at school. If further testing is recommended after the screening, you will be notified by the Licensed School Nurse or Health Assistant. If you would like to opt-out of screenings, please let your Licensed School Nurse know.

If you have any concerns about your child’s hearing or vision, you can request a screening at any time. Please contact your Licensed School Nurse to request the screening.

• Low-Cost Dental Clinics
• Low-Cost Medical Clinics
• Bear Care Clinic
• Identifying and Treating Lice