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Student Health Requirements
Student Health Requirements
In compliance with the State of Illinois School Code (105 ILCS 5/27-8.1), Will County School District 92
require the following health requirements for every student.
ALL REQUIRED HEALTH INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO AUGUST 1, 2024.
ILLINOIS PHYSICALS ARE MANDATORY FOR KINDERGARTEN AND 6th GRADE STUDENTS AND FOR STUDENTS MOVING INTO THE DISTRICT FROM OUT OF STATE.
Physicals have to be current and completed within one year of the start date of school. Sports physicals
(except for students entering 6th grade) are required yearly if children are going to participate in any school
affiliated athletic activities. The physical exam portion of the form needs to be filled out completely and
include BMI, diabetic screening, height and weight and blood pressure and be signed by a physician. A
parent must fill out the health history section. If it is not complete it will be returned and considered non-
compliant until complete.
IMMUNIZATIONS:
Kindergarten
- DTAP - minimum of 4 with the last one after 4th birthday
- IPV - minimum of 4 with the last one after 4th birthday
- MMR - 2 first one to be given after first birthday
- Varicella - 2 doses 1st one or after 1st birthday. 2nd dose no less than 4 weeks (28 days) after first dose
Grade 6
- Tdap Vaccination
- Hepatitis B Series (3 injections)
- Varicella - Proof of having 2 doses of vaccine or proof of disease
- Meningococcal Conjugate - 1 dose on or after 11th birthday.
Grades 7 and 8
If your child has not received the Tdap Vaccination, it is required before the beginning of the school year.
DENTAL EXAMINATION:
Students entering Kindergarten, 2nd and 6th grades are required to have an oral health examination performed by a licensed dentist.
VISION AND HEARING:
Students in the Early Childhood Program, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades will be administered a
hearing screening. Children in the Early Childhood Program, 2nd and 8th grades will be administered a
vision screening.
Students entering Kindergarten and students entering an Illinois school for the first time (all other
grades), are required by Illinois School Code to provide proof of an Eye Exam administered by an
optometrist or ophthalmologist.
A parent or guardian that objects to their child’s screening of either vision or hearing due to religious or
medical reasons, must submit a written statement each year from their physician. Also, a written report
(within 12 months of the testing date) must be submitted by a physician, audiologist and/or
optometrist/ophthalmologist in lieu of screenings.
Please see the District 92 Student/Parent Handbook for information about our health room policies
concerning illness and exclusion.