607 - Instructional Services
607 - Instructional Services dawn.gibson.cm… Tue, 09/28/2021 - 14:52607.1 - Counseling
607.1 - CounselingThe board will provide a student guidance and counseling program. The guidance counselor will be certified with the Iowa Department of Education and hold the
qualifications required by the board. The guidance and counseling program will serve grades kindergarten through twelve. The program will assist students with their
personal, educational, and career development. The program is coordinated with the education program and will involve licensed employees.
Legal Reference: Iowa Code § 280.14; 622.10 (2007).
281 I.A.C. 12.3(11).
Cross Reference: 506 Student Records
603 Instructional Curriculum
604.5 Program for At-Risk Students
Approved 6-20-2011
Reviewed 7/18/2016
Revised
607.2 - Health Services
607.2 - Health ServicesHealth services are an integral part of comprehensive school improvement, assisting all students to increase learning, achievement, and performance. Health services
coordinate and support existing programs to assist each student in achievement of an optimal state of physical, mental and social well being. Student health services
ensure continuity and create linkages between school, home, and community service providers. The school district’s comprehensive school improvement plan, needs,
and resources determine the linkages.
The superintendent, in conjunction with the school nurse, will develop administrative regulations implementing this policy. The superintendent will provide a written
report on the role of health services in the education program to the board annually.
Legal Reference: No Child Left Behind, Title II, Sec. 1061, P.L. 107-110 (2002).
42 U.S.C. §§ 12101 et seq. (2004).
20 U.S.C. 1232g § 1400 6301 et seq. (2004).
29 U.S.C. § 794(a)(2004)
28 C.F.R. 35
34 C.F.R. pt. 99, 104, 200, 300 et seq. (2004)
Iowa Code §§ 22.7, 139A.3. .8, .21; 143.1, 152, 256.7(24), .11, 280.23 (2007).
281 I.A.C. 12.3(4), (7), (11); 12.4(12); 12.8; 41.12(11), .96.
282 I.A.C. 15.3(14); 22.
641 I.A.C. 7.
655 I.A.C. 6, 6.3(1), 6.3(6), 6.6(1), 7.
Cross Reference: 501.4 Entrance - Admissions
507 Student Health and Well-Being
Approved 6-20-2011
Reviewed 7/18/2016
Revised
607.2R1 - Health Services Regulation
607.2R1 - Health Services RegulationStudent Health Services Administrative Regulations
Student Health Services - Each school building may develop a customized student health services program within comprehensive school improvement based on its
unique needs and resources. Scientific advances, laws, and school improvement necessitate supports to students with health needs to receive their education program.
Supports to improve student achievement include:
qualified health personnel
school superintendent, school nurse, and school health team working collaboratively
family and community involvement
optimal student health services program with commitment to its continuing improvement
Components provided within a coordinated school health program include:
health services
health education
nutrition
physical education and activity
healthy, safe environment counseling
psychological, and social services
staff wellness
family and community involvement
Student health services are provided to identify health needs; facilitate access to health care; provide for health needs related to educational achievement; promote
health, well-being, and safety; and plan and develop the health services program.
Student Health Services Essential Functions
A. Identify student health needs:
1. Provide individual initial and annual health assessments
2. Provide needed health screenings
3. Maintain and update confidential health records
4. Communicate (written, oral, electronic) health needs as consistent with confidentiality laws
B. Facilitate student access to physical and mental health services:
1. Link students to community resources and monitor follow through
2. Promote increased access and referral to primary health care financial resources such as Medicaid, HAWK-I, social security, and community health clinics
3. Encourage appropriate use of heath care
C. Provide for student health needs related to educational achievement:
1. Manage chronic and acute illnesses
2. Provide special health procedures and medication including delegation, training, and supervision of qualified designated school personnel
3. Develop, implement, evaluate, and revise individual health plans (IHPs) for all students with special health needs according to mandates in the Individuals with
Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Rehabilitation Act (Section 504), and American with Disabilities Act (ADA)
4. Provide urgent and emergency care for individual and group illness and injury
5. Prevent and control communicable disease and monitor immunizations
6. Promote optimal mental health
7. Promote a safe school facility and a safe school environment
8. Participate in and attend team meetings as a team member and health consultant
D. Promote student health, well-being, and safety to foster healthy living:
1. Provide developmentally appropriate health education and health counseling for individuals and groups
2. Encourage injury and disease prevention practices
3. Promote personal and public health practices
4. Provide health promotion and injury and disease prevention education
E. Plan and develop the student health services program collaboratively with the superintendent, school nurse, and school health team:
1. Gather and interpret data to evaluate needs and performance
2. Establish health advisory council and school health team
3. Develop health procedures and guidelines
4. Collaborate with staff, families, and community
5. Maintain and update confidential student school health records
6. Coordinate program with all school health components
7. Coordinate with school improvement
8. Evaluate and revise the health service program to meet changing needs
9. Organize scheduling and direct health services staff
10. Develop student health services annual status report
11. Coordinate information and program delivery within the school and between school and major constituents
12. Provide health services by qualified health professionals to effectively deliver services, including multiple levels of school health expertise such as
registered nurses, physicians, and advanced registered nurse practitioners
13. Provide for professional development for school health services staff
Expanded Health Services
These additional health services address learning barriers and the lack of access to health care. Examples include school-based services in the school, school-linked services connected to the school, primary care, mental health, substance abuse, and dental health.