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Children's Health Services

Immunizations

Having children ‘get their shots’ helps to protect them against measles, hepatitis B, tetanus, polio, chicken pox and other diseases that can cause them to get sick. Immunizations are safe; they do not cause autism. On the other hand, children who don’t get shots are at a higher risk for becoming blind, crippled, or disfigured. Children entering child day care, Head Start programs, public and private preschool programs and public and private elementary and secondary schools need to have all of their immunizations.

Summary of Immunization Requirements for School, Daycare & Head Start
Immunization Schedule - Recommended for Children and Adolescents Ages 0-6
Immunization Schedule - Recommended for Children and Adolescents Ages 7-18

Sports Physicals

Youth participating in school-based athletics are required to have a physical exam.

Download the KHSAA form here.

Well Child Examinations

Regular check-ups can help your child grow healthy and strong. They can also find small health problems before they get bigger. We can help you find health care for your children.

WIC

If you are pregnant, recently had a baby, are breastfeeding or have a child younger than 5 years of age, the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) could help you. WIC offers personalized information on health and nutrition for mothers and their children, healthy foods, and referrals to doctors and other programs. Families must meet household income levels. Click on the header for more details.

Lead Screening

Lead poisoning can damage children’s brains. Many homes built before the 1960’s have lead paint on the walls and woodwork. If you are concerned, we can help test your home, give you tips on removing lead-based paints, and connect you to care for your child.