The following Health Services are provided as a courtesy, not as an endorsement, for parents whose children may be demonstrating risky behavior, including concerns about suicide.

The Henderson County Help Center

UT Health Services

Mental Health Texas

Texas Behavioral Health Resources

Mental Health America

Early Mental Health InterventionTEA: Human Trafficking and School-Aged Children

Andrews Center

MISD Allergy Care Plan

Guidelines for the care of Students with Allergies

MISD health services conduct state-mandated health screenings. Hearing, vision, and spinal screenings are done according to law, and students are referred to their healthcare provider if the results are not within the normal limits.

MISD Health Screening Information

Bacterial Meningitis Information

Communicable Disease Chart for Schools

MISD enforces the Texas Department of State Health Services Immunization requirements. For more information on required immunizations please visit these Texas DSHS The Texas DSHS Website.

Immunization Requirements (2024-2025)

Immunization Exemptions

First Aid: All clinic staff are trained by the American Heart Association in CPR and First Aid. If a student is injured at school and requires medical care, the parent/guardian is responsible for the expense.

Medication Administration Form

Any student required to have specialized physical healthcare services during the school day must follow the following procedures: 
• Have a written statement from the physician with procedures and schedule
• A parent/guardian must sign a consent form for the school nurse to perform the procedure
• The parent/guardian shall provide all necessary supplies

Drinking Water Guidelines

MISD Covid Update