Health Services

For the 2022-2023 school year, all students must be up-to-date with physical examination and immunization requirements. All completed forms must be turned into your child's school as soon as possible. Students who have not submitted their required health documents by October 14, 2022 will be excluded from school starting October 17, 2022 until all documentation has been received by D100.

In addition to the primary care provider for the student, the following are community resources available for physical and immunizations. 

Nurse Contacts

Belvidere High School

Mary Stoltz
mstoltz@district100.com
815-547-4617
815-544-8661 Fax

Belvidere North High School

Jenny Hibbs
jhibbs@district100.com
815-547-3514
815-547-2916 Fax

Belvidere Central Middle School

Kristy Ward
kward@district100.com
815-547-4377
815-544-1128 Fax

Belvidere South Middle School

Kris Carpenter
kcarpenter@district100.com
815-547-4197
815-544-2781 Fax

Caledonia Elementary School

Sara Conklin
sconklin@district100.com
815-547-4359
815-547-3566 Fax

Lincoln Elementary School

Kim Jokhy
kjokhy@district100.com
815-547-3769
815-547-4222 Fax

Meehan Elementary School

Jody Brown
jbrown2@district100.com
815-547-7267
815-547-3946 Fax

Perry Elementary School

Melissa Williams
mwilliams@district100.com
815-547-2187
815-544-1459 Fax

Seth Whitman Elementary School

Colleen Zoellick
czoellick@district100.com
815-547-3022
815-547-7258 Fax

Washington Academy

Patricia Evans
pevans@district100.com
815-547-4210
815-544-4182 Fax

TEAMs Nurse

Kelli Billesbach
kbillesbach@district100.com
815-547-4133

School Health Coordinator

Evelyn Corral
ecorral@district100.com
815-547-7955

When do I need to show proof my child is up-to-date on immunizations?

Students are required to present appropriate proof of a health examination and the immunizations against, and screenings for, preventable communicable diseases within one year prior to August, 24, 2022 if they are:

What's Required?

Eye Examination

All students entering kindergarten or the school for the first time must present proof by October 15th of the current school year of an eye examination performed within one year.

Dental Examination

All students entering kindergarten, second, sixth and ninth grades must present proof by May 15th of the current school year of having been examined by a licensed dentist within the last 18 months.

What if my child needs some prescription or non-prescription medication?

Medications may be given to a child at school in an emergency or if it is required in order for the child to remain in daily attendance for comfort or as a necessity. It is expected that in most instances medication will be given at home and not in school.  Our school medication policy follows the recommended guidelines of the Illinois Department of Public Health and the Illinois State Board of Education.   Students requiring medications in school are required to have this medication consent form completed and turned in to their school nurse.

Head Lice

In accordance with recommendations from the The American Academy of Pediatrics, the National Association of School Nurses and the CDC, students with head lice are not excluded from school.  A student with an active head lice infestation likely has had the infestation for a month or more and by the time it is discovered and poses little risk to others from the infestation. Parents should contact their school nurse for a recommended treatment plan.

Undesignated Epinephrine Injectors (UEIs)

The District maintains and administers the undesignated medication(s) identified below in accordance with State and federal law:

Public Act 97-0361 allows schools in Illinois to voluntarily maintain a supply of emergency epinephrine auto-injectors for students, staff, and visitors who do not have a known allergy and require epinephrine as a rescue medication. A school nurse, administrator or trained staff member may administer epinephrine to any individual that he or she, in good faith, professionally believes is having an anaphylactic reaction and who does not have an Emergency Action Plan in place. 

It is the policy of Belvidere School District 100 to provide undesignated epinephrine auto-injectors at each building, to be administered by a school nurse, administrator, or staff member trained in the administration of epinephrine to any student believed to be having an anaphylactic reaction (during the hours outlined below). The Emergency Epinephrine Act (P.A. 97-361) provides civil protection for school employees who are appropriately trained to administer epinephrine. 

Availability Plan:

Exclusions for Undesignated Medication Availability: 

More detailed medical information is provided in the District Handbook.

You can view our 2022-2023 Health & Safety Plan here.