School Health
There are medical and screening services available for NYC children while they are at school. Services to students include case management of chronic health problems, preventative health screenings, urgent care, medication administration, preventative counseling, health education, referral for care and assurance of ongoing effective treatment.
Information for Parents
Find out how families can stay safe and healthy at home and if they travel abroad this summer.
- Travel Health Factsheet for Parents (PDF)
Other Languages: Español | Русский | 繁體中文 | 简体中文 | Kreyòl ayisyen | 한국어 | العربية | বাংলা | Italiano | Polski | Français | اردو - There is a new influenza vaccine for children between ages 6 months to 5 years entering pre-k, child care, or day care. To view this and other vaccination requirements to attend school, review the Immunization Chart for Families (PDF).
- All new students are required to receive a New Admission Physical Exam (NAE) and have their health care provider complete the Child and Adolescent Health Examination Form (CH205).
- If your child needs to take medications or receive a medical treatment at school, then you should complete Medication Administration Form (MAF). Your child should submit new MAF every school year and have your health care provider update as needed. Find out more about health services in school.
- Learn more about managing your child’s asthma, diabetes, or allergies in school.
- Find out more about other school based programs such as school based health centers, school mental health programs, and other health topics on the NYC Department of Education website.
- Find your school’s cafeteria inspection results.
If you have more questions about school health programs, call 311.