Snowflake Unified School District is fully committed to the health of all our students. The health staff is dedicated to look after each student's health along with their mental well-being while at school. We understand that the health of a student is an essential component to the overall success of that student. Our goal is to monitor student health, work in accordance with state laws on providing hearing and vision screenings, maintaining immunization records, and providing any emergency care when needed.

Let us stay HEALTHY and HAPPY!

Emergency Contact Information
Our district nurse and on-site technicians are fully trained to handle whatever situations might arise. Please be sure that we have your current contact information, so that if we have to get a hold of you for any reason, there is no delay.

Health Services Staff
Please feel free to contact any member of our staff if you have any health-related questions.

Site Health Technicians

• Highland Primary - Caitlyn Bryant,
  ext. 7612,
  email: caitlynb@snowflake.k12.az.us

• Taylor Elementary - Cindy Batson,
  ext. 7212,
  email: cindyb@snowflake.k12.az.us

• Taylor Intermediate -Natasha Doyle,
  ext. 7410, email: natashad@snowflake.k12.az.us

• Snowflake Intermediate - Jessica Carlson,

• ext. 7112,
  email: jessicac@snowflake.k12.az.us

• Snowflake Jr. High - Billie Jo Starks,
  ext. 7612,
  email:billiejos@snowflake.k12.az.us

• Snowflake High School - , Carla Bryant
  ext. 7520,
  email: carlb@snowflake.k12.az.us
  

McKINNEY - VENTO HOMELESS ASSISTANCE ACT

The Education for Homeless Children and Youth program is authorized under Title VII-B of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. The McKinney-Vento Act is designed to address the challenges that homeless children and youth face in enrolling, attending, and succeeding in school. To be eligible to receive assistance, the McKinney-Vento Act defines

• Homeless Children and Youth as individuals who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence.

• Unaccompanied Youth as a homeless child (under the age of 18 years) not in the physical custody of a parent or legal guardian

English Information

Spanish Information

Application

English Application

Spanish Application

Resources azed.gov/homeless

• AZ. Guide to Immunizations

• Personal Belief Exemption Form

Administration Of Medication

Students with certain health problems require medication during school hours. Medication will be kept in the health office at all time for safety.

• Medications are required to be in its original, properly label container. Prescription medication must have the pharmacy label, as this serves as the doctor's order.

• Parents must sign a consent form with specific directions for use of the medication for it to be administered to your child.