Health Services
The health and wellbeing of our students and their families
Please help us to be prepared in an emergency situation by informing us of any allergies to medications, foods, or insects your child has.
immunIzation information
For students in grades 7–11: Two doses of Hepatitis A are now required for your child before the start of their senior year. While many students have had this vaccine, there are still several that have not. If you do not already have it, we encourage you to start the
Parents of current juniors: Before the start of their senior year, your child is required to have two doses of Hepatitis A and two doses of meningococcal (MCV4) vaccine on file before the start of the 2018/2019 school year. We recommend both HPV and Men B, but we do not require them at this time. Below are two immunization clinics located in Decatur County. You may also see your primary care doctor or pediatrician.
If you do not wish to have your child vaccinated, religious and medical exemption forms are located in the clinic. Any questions, please call or email your child's school nurse.
Brittany Roell
SDES Nurse
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(812) 591-3115
Jessica Compton
SDHS Nurse
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(812) 591-3330
Holly Holland
NDES Nurse
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(812) 663-9215
Carrie Shields
NDHS Nurse
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(812) 663-4204
Immunization Clinics in Decatur County:
Board of Health
- 801 North Lincoln Street, Greensburg (across from hospital)
- For those with no insurance, underinsured, or have Medicaid coverage only
- Call for an appointment: (812) 663-8301
Decatur County Memorial Hospital
- 955 North Michigan Avenue, Greensburg (in Medical Arts Plaza)
- Accepts those with insurance, as well as those without insurance or Medicaid coverage
- Call for an appointment: Phone: (812) 222-0422