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Pearland Junior High West Clinic

Ms. Maristella Partin BSN RN 

Hello Wildcatters!

I am excited about being the campus RN for West! I want to partner with you to ensure your child’s health needs at school are well managed so he/she can progress smoothly through the school year. Please feel free to contact me regarding concerns or updates on your child’s documented health conditions. My email is PARTINM@pearlandisd.org and the school’s phone number is 281-412-1222 and fax is 281-412-1228.

Illness   It is important to keep your child home if they are ill. Additionally, keep your child home for:

  •          Any fever over 100.0°F and for 24 hours fever free without fever-reducing medications.
  •          Repeated vomiting and for 24 hours from the last episode.
  •          Diarrhea and for 24 hours from the last episode.
  •          Untreated pink eye.
  •          Undiagnosed or contagious rash.
  •          Uncontrolled asthma or diabetes.

COVID-19 Please follow Pearland ISD policy regarding symptoms of COVID-19.

When to keep your child at home?

Medication Guidelines:

When possible, all medication should be given at home by the parents. However, there are some instances that require medication to be administered during school hours. For medication to be administered at school, a parent or guardian must provide the medication in its original container along with a completed and signed medication form. Please check to make sure that the medication is not expired.

Medication can be given for up to 10 days with a Medication Administration Authorization signed by a parent or guardian. If the medication is to continue after 10 days, a physician's signature will also be required.

For more information regarding PISD medication administration guidelines, click here. 

Immunization Guidelines:

According to state law and school board policy, all students must be fully immunized. Please keep your child’s school records current by providing a copy of their updated vaccination records to the school clinic whenever new immunizations are administered.

Texas State Vaccine Requirements for Students in Grades K-12

Incoming 7th Graders will be required to show proof of the following vaccinations prior to the first day of the school year:

  •         Td/Tdap: 1 booster within the last 5 years.
  •         MCV4 (Meningococcal): 1 dose given on or after the 11th birthday.