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Health Office & StudentHealth Services

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Welcome to the HMB Health Office!

We believe that healthy children learn better, and we are here to help

support that philosophy every

step of the way. 

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Nurse-Anne Schwartz

Health Office Assistant-Mandy Betts

How we can help...

  • Maintain health records of all students to accommodate a safe and supportive learning environment for each child;

  • provide TLC for acute illnesses or injuries at school; 

  • administer medications for students requiring them at school; 

  • health education in such topics as hygiene, **puberty, dental care, nutrition, and more; 

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  • perform health procedures, treatments, and assessments for those students requiring them in order to attend school; 

  • review student immunizations, and enforce immunization requirements according to guidelines in the state of Nevada;

  • identify and exclude students with possible contagious conditions to maintain a healthy learning environment;

  • mandated *vision and hearing screenings for K & 4th grade students;

  • issue referrals and provide assistance in obtaining follow-up care for acute or chronic conditions, and issues identified in screenings or assessments; 

  • and anything that can help support a healthy child, because we believe that healthy children learn better and achieve more!

Students may have vision or hearing screening performed, based on state mandates (NRS 392.420). Please notify the school nurse in writing if you do not want your child to participate in any of these screenings. This screening exemption will remain active unless revoked in writing.

5th grade students receive an introductory lesson from their teacher in conjunction with the School Nurse on growth and development, usually in the spring. In compliance with Nevada law, (NRS.389.036), a parent or guardian will be required to submit a permission slip, and will have the opportunity to review the learning materials in advance. 

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Health Services Information

Student Health Information

You will be asked to fill out an electronic health information form for your child/children attending HMB at the beginning of every school year. Please fill it out, even if your child has no health concerns. The information will be shared only with those staff members who may need to know in order to support a safe and healthy environment at school. If there are any changes in your child's health status throughout the year, please contact the school nurse, Anne Schwarts at: 702-799-2250 (ext 4020)or mailto:schwaaf@nv.ccsd.net

Frequently Requested Health Forms

Medications at School

  • All medications must be prescribed by a Licensed Healthcare Provider (LHCP). Over the counter medications may not be self-carried by students, but may be stored in the school health office with a valid LHCP order. 

  • Epinephrine requires a specialized order form (HS-166) completed by LHCP and parent.

  • Prescription medications must be supplied in the non-expired original bottle or packaging with pharmacy label. 

  • Please contact the health office for any questions - we are here to help! 

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Handwashing is so important to help keep everyone healthy!