BrightBytes Survey

We are partnering with BrightBytes, an educational software company, in order to learn more about school and home technology use. The goal is to gather data on technology access and skills in order to understand the connection between technology use and student achievement. For that reason, we are reaching out to ask you to take part in our BrightBytes survey. Your participation is essential in helping us form a more complete picture of technology in our school.

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WMU Parents please take note of this immunization change to begin this August! Students will need to be up to date with these immunizations prior to starting school. They may be received anytime now.

Beginning in the 2017-2018 school year, there will be new immunization requirements for children entering the 7th and 12th grade.
Henry County Public Health (HCPH) would like to help your son or daughter meet these requirements before going back to school in the fall. The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH), Bureau of Immunization, is now requiring Meningococcal (Meningitis) vaccine for students enrolling into 7th grade. This is in addition to the Tdap vaccine that is already required. IDPH is also requiring a 2nd Meningococcal for students enrolling into 12th grade. Vaccines are the best way you can protect your child from a number of serious diseases.

Henry County Public Health will be doing clinics at the Schools in April and May…Please be on the look out for the letter and form that are being sent home with your children when the date is decided! If you have any questions please call Henry County Public Health for more information.