Health Services
Health Notifications:
MEASLES
Measles is a serious disease that causes a rash and fever. Measles is very contagious. It spreads when a person with measles breathes out, coughs or sneezes. Anyone who is not vaccinated is much more likely to get measles. Measles can be dangerous, especially for babies and young children. It can cause swelling of the brain and lung infections; and in rare cases, it can be deadly.
Vaccination is the best way to protect your family. The MMR shot is safe and very effective at preventing measles. It also protects against mumps and rubella. Doctors recommend that all children get the MMR shot. Getting the MMR vaccine is safer than getting measles. Most children do not have any side effects from the shot. The side effects that do occur are usually mild and don’t last long, such as a fever, mild rash, and soreness. Ask your doctor if you have questions about measles or MMR vaccine. (Source: Public Health)
- Measles Flyer (2 pages)
- Public Health of Seattle & King County Measles website
- Washington Dept. of Health Measles website
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Contact Us
Questions or concerns about your student’s health related to school are best addressed by your school nurse.
Health Services Lead Nurse:
Anne McGavran
Cascade View Elementary
Nurses: Demi Watts & Angela Saxon
Chief Kanim Middle School
Nurse: Jenny Dalgleish
Fall City Elementary
Nurse: Katie Kieffer
Mount Si & Two Rivers High Schools
Nurses: Amy McCrery & Miranda Breshears
Health Room Assistant: Katie Olmschenk
North Bend Elementary
Nurse: Missy Fones
Health Room Assistant: Katrina Radovich
Opstad Elementary
Nurse: Shanda May
Parent Partnership Program
Nurses: Jil Sanchez (elementary) & Shani Kapoor (secondary)
Health Room Assistant: Katie Olmschenk
Snoqualmie Elementary & Preschool
Nurse: Jil Sanchez
Snoqualmie Middle School
Nurse: Shani Kapoor
Health Room Assistant: Katie Olmschenk
Timber Ridge Elementary
Nurse: Adrienne Richards
Transition Learning Center/Child Care Center
Nurse: Missy Fones
Twin Falls Middle School
Nurse: Tracy Spradlin