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Health Office

Health Office

Debbie Butterfield, RN, NCSN 
Certified School Nurse 
[email protected] 
 


Katie Till, LPN 
School Nurse 
[email protected] 
 
Our school nurses and health assistant are committed to providing a safe and healthy educational environment in our schools.  Mrs. Butterfield is a Nationally Certified School Nurse.. 

Our school nurses complete required State health screenings and examinations of students; maintain accurate student health records; provide preventative health care information to staff, students, and parents; and treat minor student and staff illnesses and accidents during the school day. 


Claysville Phone:  (724) 663-7772 (opt. #1)
Claysville Fax:  (724) 663-4298

School Vaccination Information for Parents

In August of 2017, the PA Department of Health changed its immunization regulations to ensure that children attending school in the commonwealth are adequately protected against potential outbreaks of vaccine preventable diseases.
A child must have required immunizations or risk exclusion from school.
A child may still obtain medical, religious or philosophical exemption from meeting the immunization requirements. Talk to your child's pediatrician or school nurse about the vaccines your child needs to attend school.
Please see the list below of required immunizations for the current school year.

Administration of Medication

We recognize that there may be instances when medication must be administered during the school day. It will be necessary for parents to provide the School Nurse with parental AND physician consent.  The medication administration form must be completed by a physician and the medication must be delivered to the school by a parent or guardian.  Students are NOT permitted to transport medication to or from school. 

Diabetes Information

Beginning with the 2025-2026 school year, the state of Pennsylvania School Code requires a school entity or non-public school to make material regarding Type I Diabetes available to the parent or guardian of a student when the student first enrolls in elementary school and again when a student enters grade six.   
The following fact sheet was created under the requirements of Act 117 and is approved for use in Pennsylvania schools: 

Other Health Related Forms

Making the Right Call When Your Child Is Sick

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