Health Services

Medication

Whenever possible, the parent or guardian should make arrangements so that it is not necessary for school personnel to administer a medication to a student. However there are cases when a student's health could be compromised by not getting medication during school hours. When sending any prescription or non- prescription medication to school each year, the parent must:

Medication prescribed by a licensed authorized health care provider must have the pharmacy label attached and clearly state the students name, name of medication and dosage of medication to be given.
Non-prescription medication must be sent in the original container with directions.
A completed IUSD Medication Administration form signed by both the parent and licensed authorized health care provider must accompany the medication for both prescribed medication or non-prescription medication.

Med Admin Forms English

Disaster Med Admin Form English

Med Admin Form Spanish

Disaster Med Admin Form Spanish

Vaccine Requirements

We welcome your student to the Irvine Unified School District and hope he/she will have a very healthy and happy school year. To ensure the optimum health of students and to comply with district, county, and state requirements, please note the following health requirements that must be met for enrollment:

Immunizations for School Entry English

Immunizations for School Entry Spanish

Immunizations for School Entry Vietnamese

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