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Welcome to the Woodland Hills High School Health Office Website.

The Certified School Nurse is:
Jennifer Nolla
Contact Information: 
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 412. 244.1100  x 5150
Fax: 412.244.9004
Message from Nurse Nolla
 
Hello Woodland Hills High Families!
 
This is Nurse Nolla, your friendly neighborhood school nurse. Just touching base to say I truly get it - from the mysterious "my tummy hurts" that magically heals after school, to the heart-dropping rush to the hospital when something's really up. Having six of my own and a journey through the thick and thin of pediatric health, I've seen it all. And now, with a laugh, I can say school law and I are pretty tight buddies.
 
Now, onto the real reason I'm reaching out. I need a tiny bit of help to keep our awesome kids safe and sound right here at school. Here's how you can be my superhero:
 
1. Update those emergency cards - your contact info, three people who can scoop up your kiddo if needed, and the lowdown on any medical history or meds and the doses. I also need their allergies. This is very important.
You can also update your emergency contact information using the Forms system in the PowerSchool Parent Portal. Click on Update Contacts.
 
2. Donate drinks if you can - Water or Gatorade would be stellar! Our nurse budget's a bit tight, and staying hydrated is key for our young scholars. Just drop them off labeled 'For Nurse Nolla'.
 
Lastly, let me just say, your kids are amazing. They may give you the runaround at home, but in my office, they're all 'please', 'thank you', and respect. I'm here cheering them on to be their best, think critically, and step into the world with confidence. They truly make my heart smile.
 
Drop by, ask them about me, and thank you for letting me be a part of their journey. They make every day brighter!
 
Best,
 
Nurse Nolla
 
Mandated Department of Health Vision Screening in February 2024
 
Vision to Learn will be at the High School on February 27 and February 28 to conduct vision tests for all high school students. If your child does not pass the screening, they will be referred to the Vision To Learn mobile clinic to receive a routine eye exam from an independent licensed optometrist. If needed, your child may also be prescribed glasses. The optometrist will also notify you if your student needs follow-up eye care. Eye exams do not involve eye drops or dilation.
 
Vision To Learn follows CDC, state and federal regulations including staff daily health screenings, the use of Personal Protective Equipment for staff and students, and thorough disinfection between patients. Vision To Learn is committed to following best practices to prioritize the safety of our students.
 
If you do not want your child to undergo the vision screening by Vision To Learn, please fill out the attached form and return it to the school office. You will be REQUIRED to provide proof of a valid screening by your Optometrist.

HEALTH CONDITION REQUIREMENTS

Any student with a Medical Condition, must have documentation from their medical provider on file in the Health Office. 

Food Allergies: Any student with a food allergy must fill out this food allergy packet and turn in to the Health Office. 

MEDICATION REQUIREMENTS

Any student who wishes to take Medication at school (prescribed or over the counter) MUST have the following turned in:
  1. The medication in its original container
  2. An order from a Medical Provider
  3. A signed Parent Permission Form 
*If your student wishes to self carry and administer Inhalers and EpiPens, the order from the medical provider MUST state that.

GRADE LEVEL REQUIREMENTS:

 PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS (Juniors)

Pennsylvania School Health Law requires all students in 11th grade to submit proof of a physical exam. There is no specific form required to be filled out. Proof of physical exams can be turned into the Health Office via email/ fax/ in person. 

IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS (Seniors)

Immunization requirements per PA Department of Health:
  • 2 doses of meningococcal conjugate vaccine, the second given at age 16 or entry into 12th grade.  The second dose will be required for entry into 12th grade or a written religious, philosophical, or medical exemption.  If the initial dose was given at age 16 or older, only one dose is required.
Uninsured students can obtain these shots for FREE at the ---Allegheny County Health Department  412-578-8062.
NOTE: If you are experiencing barriers to getting healthcare, please review the Community Insurance Resources.
NOTE: Parents/guardians of WHHS students wishing to obtain a copy of your child's most recent school health screenings may call or email the Health Office at 412.244.1100 x 5150 or [email protected]

Care Plans

Medical guidelines for the care of the following:

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