Health Services
Mission Statement:
The Manor ISD Health Services Program is committed to providing a school environment that is safe and healthy, physically, socially, and psychologically and which promotes health-enhancing behaviors in order for students to achieve success.
Navigational Goals:
- Our goal is create a safe, healthy environment that is conducive to learning.
- We will encourage family and community involvement through activities that support the ability of families to encourage and participate in their children’s school achievement; and that encourage collaboration with community resources and services to respond more effectively to the health-related needs of students.
- Support and encourage the implementation of a Coordinated Approach to Children’s Health on all elementary campuses.
- Facilitate and support the STEPS grant requirements.
Program Goals:
- Complete the School Health Index for every campus.
- Provide a Health /Fair annually for all MISD students
- Provide training on AED’s, CPR, First Aid annually.
- Provide Education for staff on Asthma, Diabetes, Seizures and Anaphylaxis annually.
- Implement the FITNESSGRAM on all students grades 3-12 in MISD
H1N1 Update 9/10/2009
Immunization Changes 2009-2010
Immunization Texas Minimum Requirements 2009-2010
Immunization Quick Guide 2009-2010
Immunization FAQ's 2009-2010
Immunization Phase-in Schedule 2009-2010
Immunizations
Free vaccines will continue to be available throughout the school year.
Manor is a Vaccines for Children provider. There will be a vaccine clinic
every Tuesday and Thursday. Please call Cindy Cobia RN at 278-4093
to make an appointment.
Vision and Hearing Screening
The Vision and Hearing screening team has already begun the state mandated
screening process. The state requires that 4-year old Pre-K students, along with 1st grade, 3rd grade, 5th grade and 7th grade be screened for vision and hearing difficulties. Also, all new students to the district will be screened. We also screen for the state required Acanthosis Nigricans, a skin marker for Type 2 Diabetes. If there any concerns with any of the screenings a letter will be sent home to parents recommending a follow up with a physician.
SHAC
The School Health Advisory Council is a committee made up of parents, and community members with a vested interest in the health and safety of the students in Manor ISD. The committee meets four times a year and new members are always welcome. The next meeting will be held on December 8, 2009 at 6:00 PM at the Administration building. Call Cindy Cobia RN, District Nurse for more information at 278-4093.
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Cindy Cobia RN BSN NCSN
Health Services Coordinator
10335 HW 290 E, B106
Manor, TX 78653
(512) 278-4093
FAX: (512) 278-4017
School Nurses
Presidential Meadows Elementary
Jennifer Sanchez RN
(512) 278-4248
Manor Elementary
Donna Kammer RN
(512) 278-4114
Bluebonnet Trail Elementary
Kathi Girod RN
(512) 278-4135
Decker Elementary
Marcy Evans RN
(512) 278-4160
Oak Meadows Elementary
Cherrie Richardson RN
(512) 278-4184
Blake Manor Elementary
Helaine Jackson LVN
(512) 278-4206
Decker Middle School
Meghan Wiler RN BSN
(512) 278-4641
Manor Middle School
Please contact Cindy Cobia RN
(512) 278-4093
Manor High School
Dori Smith RN
(512) 278-4804
Manor New Tech High School
Jane Howell RN
(512) 278-4075
Excel High School
MVP, MAP
Leslie Collins LVN
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