Health Exams & Immunizations

District 401 students must present proof they have undergone all health examinations and immunizations as required by state law and District policy.

Failure to comply by the first day of school will result in the student's exclusion from school until the required health forms are presented to the District. (See Section 7:100 in the Board of Education's District Policy Manual.) 

New students who enroll after the first day of school shall have 30 days following enrollment to comply with all applicable health examination and immunization regulations.

For Students New to District 401

All immunizations must be current. Any student who is new to District 401 must submit the following up-to-date documents (except preschoolers, who do not need to submit an eye exam report):

► Illinois Certificate of Child Health Examination Form
► Illinois Eye Examination Report (not required of preschoolers)

In addition, if a new student is entering kindergarten, 2nd grade or 6th grade, a dental examination is required:

► Illinois Proof of School Dental Examination Form

For Students Entering Preschool

All immunizations must be current, and a physical examination is required:

► Illinois Certificate of Child Health Examination Form

For Students Entering Kindergarten

All immunizations must be current, and a physical exam is required:

► Illinois Certificate of Child Health Examination Form

In addition, a dental exam and an eye exam are required:

► Illinois Proof of School Dental Examination Form
► Illinois Eye Examination Report

For Students Entering 2nd Grade

A dental exam is required:

► Illinois Proof of School Dental Examination Form

For Students Entering 6th Grade

All immunizations must be current, and a physical exam is required:

► Illinois Certificate of Child Health Examination Form

In addition, a dental exam is required:

► Illinois Proof of School Dental Examination Form

For Students Entering 9th Grade

All immunizations must be current, and a physical exam is required:

► Illinois Certificate of Child Health Examination Form

If a Student is Homeless

Please note that any homeless child shall be immediately admitted, even if the child or child’s parent/guardian is unable to produce immunization and health records normally required for enrollment.

See District Policy 6:140, "Education of Homeless Children," which governs the enrollment of homeless children.

District 401's Policy on Examinations and Immunizations

For the District's policy concerning health examinations and immunizations, including information about exemptions on religious or medical grounds, please see Section 7:100 of the Board of Education's District Policy Manual.