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Immunization Information
Texas Department of Health and Conroe ISD Immunization Requirements
Parents must provide physician records documenting a completed series of immunization upon entry to Conroe ISD schools for their child. Each vaccine received must list the month/day/year to be considered a valid immunization. If a student is currently receiving an immunization series, he/she must receive the series as rapidly as medically feasible and continue to provide updated physician records to the school clinic.
Immunizations Required for Enrollment
Elementary School (Kindergarten through Fourth Grade)
DPT: 5 doses- One dose must be after the 4th birthday.
POLIO: 4 doses- One dose must be after the 4th birthday
HEPATITIS B: 3 doses- No specific age requirements.
MEASLES: 2 doses- Received after the 1st birthday.
MUMPS: 1 dose- Received after the 1st birthday.
RUBELLA: 1 dose- Received after the 1st birthday.
VARICELLA: 1 dose- Received after the 1st birthday or validated history of chicken pox.
Medications at SchoolAny medications that a child may need during the school day, both prescription and over-the-counter, will be handled according to recommended Conroe ISD policy and procedure, TEA recommendations and FDA guidelines.
All medications must be stored and given in the school clinic
For your child's safety, medications can not be transported to or from school on the bus.
All medicines must be brought to school by the parent. The parent should bring the medicine directly to the clinic so that the required forms can be completed.
Teachers are not allowed to accept medications (or medication instructions) from parents.
All medication must be in its original labeled container. Most pharmacies on request will provide a second bottle for does required during the school day.
Dosage for both prescription and non-prescription medications will be administered according to labeled instructions.
At the end of the school year, parents will be notified to pick up any remaining medication from the clinic. Medications not picked up by the last day of school will be destroyed.
