The Central Shenandoah Health District will be holding in-school vaccine clinics for rising 7th and 12th graders within the region this spring.
The types of vaccines available at these clinics are HPV, Meningococcal ACWY and Tdap.
The Code of Virginia requires children entering daycare, public and private schools to give proof of vaccination before enrolling in school.
The vaccines should be given based on the schedule recommended by the CDC, American Academy of Pediatrics and American Academy of Family Physicians.
“In-school vaccine clinics are one of the most convenient ways for children and parents to prepare for the next school year,” said Dr. Elaine Perry, acting health director. “They don’t require you or your student to take time out of your summer, helping you cross off a to-do earlier in the year and ensuring your child starts their next school year on time”.
In-school vaccine clinics
Only students enrolled in the individual schools and their corresponding clinics may attend these in-school clinics.
Parents must complete and submit to the school a signed consent form for their children to receive any vaccines at these clinics. Signed consent forms should be turned in to the children’s school prior to the clinic date. Without a signed consent form, children cannot receive any vaccinations.
- Beverly Manor Middle School: April 19
- Broadway High School: April 29
- East Rock High School: May 3
- Elkton Middle School: May 3
- Fort Defiance High School: April 19
- Harrisonburg High School: March 22 and May 10
- Harrisonburg Middle School: May 6
- JF Hillyard Middle School: April 29
- Kate Collins Middle School: April 26
- Montevideo Middle School: May 3
- Shelburne Middle School: March 22
- Spotswood High School: May 3
- Staunton High School: March 22
- Stuarts Draft High School: April 5
- Stuarts Draft Middle School: April 5
- Stewart Middle School: April 19
- Turner Ashby High School: April 30
- Waynesboro High School: April 26
- Wilber Pence Middle School: April 30
- Wilson Memorial High School: April 5
- Wilson Memorial Middle School: April 5
Insurance
- These vaccines are available at no cost for those with and without insurance.
- Those who qualify for the Vaccine for Children Program will not be billed.
- If a student has insurance, they must provide their insurance information since insurance will be billed.
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Crystal Graham
