Westview Health Clinic
Nurse Brooke is available as a health resource for parents daily during school hours (8:30 AM to 4:00 PM). You can contact the Westview Health Clinic by email or phone (713) 973-1900 x 126.
As a reminder, for the health of our campus, if your child is sick, please keep them home. This includes the following symptoms: a temperature greater than or equal to 100.0℉, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.
Students who exhibit the above symptoms above may not return to school until:
- At least 24 hours have passed since the resolution of fever without the use of fever-reducing medications.
- At least 24 hours have passed since the last bout of vomiting or diarrhea without the use of medication.
Immunization Records
It is a state requirement that we have up-to-date immunization records for all students. If you have not submitted your child's immunization record or if your child has recently received new vaccinations, please submit/resubmit your child's records to Nurse Brooke. Contact your pediatrician's office to receive a copy.
Medications at School
All medications, whether prescription or non-prescription, require both an order from the child’s healthcare provider and parental consent, which can be obtained via a medication request form located under "Clinic Forms" below. Students who are prescribed medication via an action plan for asthma, allergy, seizure disorder, etc. DO NOT need a medication request form for those medications if the action plan has been signed and approved by both the parent and the healthcare provider.
Prescription medications must be in their original container, properly and clearly labeled by a pharmacist. The instructions on the medication bottle must match the information on the medication request form. Parents are encouraged to request that the pharmacy divide their child’s prescription into two bottles- one for home and one for school.
Non-prescription medications must be in unopened, original containers, with the dosage instructions on the original label. These medications should be placed in a clear plastic bag labeled with the student’s name. These medications will ONLY be administered according to the dosage, frequency, indication, and duration that has been authorized by the provider.
Medications are to be dropped off with the School Nurse in the 1900 building. Medications should not be sent with your child, placed in backpacks/ lunch boxes, or left with the child’s teacher or other staff.
Clinic Forms
The following forms are available in the student enrollment packet and should be completed during enrollment/ re-enrollment time. If any changes need to be made during the school year, please download the forms below and turn in the completed forms to Nurse Brooke.
Allergy Action Plan
Asthma Action Plan
Emergency Medication Self Carry Form
Request For Admin of Medication
Seizure Action Plan Fillable
Sunscreen + Insect Repellant Permission Form
NEW STUDENTS ONLY
Health Inventory Form