Health Office

The health office hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. during the school day. Outside of these times, students are assisted by the front office personnel.

We would like to remind you to keep your student's EMERGENCY CARD information up-to-date. This can be done through your Q parent portal.

To the right is a link that will take you to the district website for health services. You will find a wealth of information, including forms to download and links for various items of interest. The district site includes information on the following items:

Health screenings conducted at the school
Athletic clearance information, including a form to download
Confidential medical services information
Food allergy information, including a download on district policy
Health check-up
Oral health assessment
Illness and your child at school
Head lice
Immunizations
Medication administration, including a form for administration of medications at school

Please click on the link below to read the school district's information sheet about type 2 diabetes, which is on the rise among teens, especially in overweight teens. The sheet provides information about the disease, warning signs, how to be screened, prevention and treatment.

7th-Grade Whooping Cough Vaccine

All students entering seventh-grade each August must show proof of having had whooping cough, or Tdap, vaccine before they will be allowed to attend school, according to California law (AB 354).

Whooping cough, or pertussis, is widespread. If your child 10 years or older and has not yet received the Tdap booster, please contact your healthcare provider. Getting a booster shot now will protect your child against the disease and also meet the immunization requirement for school.

Learn more at Alameda County Public Health Department website or call (510) 267-3200.

Thank you!

Cyndi Snyder
Health Services Assistant
csnyder@pleasantonusd.net
Harvest Park Middle School Health Services
Phone: (925) 410-4444

Forms & Downloads

Forms & Downloads

The files below contain the most commonly used health forms for school. Please print the forms you need, complete and sign forms and turn them in to the Harvest Park health office. Forms must be updated and re-submitted at the start of each school year.

Contract to Carry Life-Sustaining Medications on Campus

This form must be filled out and signed by a parent and/or guardian, the student and the prescribing physician. The completed form is needed if your child needs any form of prescription medication while at school, such as an inhaler, EpiPen, glucagon, insulin or other prescribed medications.

Food Allergy Action Plan

This form must be completed and signed by a parent and/or guardian and the child's physician. This form includes detailed information regarding your child's allergy, including symptoms, dosage of medication needed to offset an allergic reaction and emergency phone numbers.

Prescription or Over-the-Counter Medication Consent Form

This form must be completed and signed by a parent and/or guardian and the child's physician. The completed form is needed if your child needs to take any prescription or over-the-counter medications while on campus.

Food Allergy Form

Medication Consent Form

Contract to Carry Life-Sustaining Medication

PUSD Health Services Website, with links to all forms

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