Health Services

• Spring Lake Park High School: 763-600-5109
• Westwood Intermediate and Middle School: 763-600-5309
• Centerview Elementary: 763-600-5509
• Park Terrace Elementary: 763-600-5609
• Northpoint Elementary: 763-600-5709
• Woodcrest Spanish Immersion: 763-600-5809
• Lighthouse School: 763-600-5209
• Early Childhood: 763-600-5909

• Lead Nurse: 763-600-5043 (Becca Williams, RN)
• Centerview: 763-600-5504; fax: 763-398-1315 (Jessica Jungels, RN)
• Northpoint: 763-600-5704; fax: 763-398-1314
  (Tammy Eidem, RN)
• Park Terrace: 763-600-5604; fax: 763-398-1313
• Woodcrest: 763-600-5804; fax: 763-398-1316 (Heather Hurley, RN)
• Westwood: 763-600-5319 or 763-600-5304; fax: 763-398-1312
  (Mary Ehmke, RN)
  (Amanda Boss, RN) 
• Spring Lake Park High School and Lighthouse School: 763-600-5104 and 763-600-5204; fax: 763-398-1311
  (Mindy Bellomy, RN)
• Early Childhood: 
  763-600-5941
  (Mindy Bellomy, RN)

No student is required to receive an immunization if they have a medical contraindication, history of disease, or laboratory evidence of immunity. For a student to receive a medical exemption, a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant must sign this statement:

I certify the immunization(s) listed below are contraindicated for medical reasons, laboratory evidence of immunity or that adequate immunity exists due to
a history of disease that was laboratory confirmed (for varicella disease see * below). List exempted immunization(s):

Signature of physician/nurse practitioner/physician assistant _______________ Date _________

*History of varicella disease only. In the case of varicella disease, it was medically diagnosed or adequately described to me by the parent to indicate past varicella infection in ___________ (year)

Signature of physician/nurse practitioner/physician assistant.  A parent signature is accepted for proof of disease if it occurred prior to September of 2010. 

No student is required to have an immunization that is contrary to the conscientiously held beliefs of his/ her parent or guardian. However, not following vaccine recommendations may endanger the health or life of the student or others they come in contact with the disease. In a disease outbreak schools may exclude children who are not vaccinated in order to protect them and others. To receive an exemption to vaccination, a parent or legal guardian must complete and sign the following statement and have it notarized:

I certify by notarization that it is contrary to my conscientiously held beliefs for my child to receive the following vaccine(s):

Signature of parent or legal guardian __________________ Date __________

Subscribed and sworn to before me this: _______ day of __________________ 20______

Signature of notary

Immunization Requirements

Use the chart below as a guide to determine which vaccines are required to enroll in child care, early childhood programs and school. Find the child’s age or grade level and look to see if your child had the number of shots shown by the X's under each vaccine. Click here to see the graph and more information from the Minnesota Department of Health. 

• Please refer to Anoka County for low-cost immunization clinic dates and locations
• Student Immunization form 
• District immunization policy 530 
• Minnesota Statute 121A.15
• Are your kids ready? View the immunization schedule

• Students in grades 7-12 may be allowed to self-carry and self-administer Tylenol or ibuprofen, if a signed form to self-carry has been received by the health office, a signed student agreement has been reviewed with student and the building health care specialist and the medication is in its original container/packaging.
• If a student abuses this privilege in any way, the school may revoke their ability to self-carry over-the-counter pain relievers.
• Students of any age may self-carry an inhaler or EpiPen with appropriate completed forms.

The health offices do not carry or administer stock medication, such as Tylenol, ibuprofen or Benadryl.

• It is preferred all medication are brought to school by a parent/guardian.
• If a student brings medication to school, the student must go directly to the health office with the medication, upon arrival to school. The medication bottle must be in a sealed envelope with the student's name, the name of the medication and the number of pills/doses. Students are not allowed to carry medication throughout the building.
• Medication will be sent home with the student on the last day of school, unless a parent/guardian has made alternative arrangements ahead of time with the building health care specialist

Parents/Guardians may send completed forms to your child's Health Care Specialist as needed.

• Allergy Action Plan
• Asthma Action Plan
• Consent to Release Private Data
• Diabetes Health Plan
• General Health Plan
• Prescription Medication
• Over-the-Counter Medication
• Seizure Action Plan
• Self Administer Medication
• Student Immunization Form

View resources the Minnesota Department of Health website:

• Flu (Influenza) Information from the Minnesota Department of Health
• Whooping Cough (Pertussis) Information from the Minnesota Department of Health
• Measles (Rubeola) information from Minnesota Department of Health
• Chickenpox (Varicella) information from Minnesota Department of Health