Nurse
Renee Forrest, RN, can be reached at 609-522-1454 x 617 during school hours when school is in session or email at rforrest@mmace.com.
State of New Jersey Immunization Requirements for Public Schools
New Jersey Childcare/Pre-School Immunization Requirement Form
New Jersey Kindergarten through Grade 8 Immunization Requirement Form
New Jersey School Districts shall ensure students receive medical examinations from their primary physician within 365 days and the following must be completed prior to first practice session:
Health findings of the medical examination for participation must be documented on the Athletic Preparticipation Physical Form
- Health History (English | En Español)
- Annual Athletic Pre-Participation Physical Examination Form
- PPE Medical Eligibility Form
- Athletes with Disabilities Form: Supplement to the Athlete History
- Health History Update Questionnaire (English | En Español)
- Sudden Cardiac Death in Young Athletes Brochure (English | En Español)
- Sudden Cardiac Death Pamphlet Parent/Guardian Sign-Off Form (N.J.S.A. 18A:40-41d) (English | En Español)
- Opioid Use and Misuse Educational Fact Sheet (English | En Español)
- Opioid Use and Misuse Educational Fact Sheet and Parent/Guardian Sign-Off Form (English | En Español)
- Accessible Text-Only Version Opioid Use and Misuse Educational Fact Sheet (En Español)
- Concussion Fact Sheet and Acknowledgement Form (Aug. 2023)
- Sports-Related Eye Injuries Fact Sheet for Parents/Guardians (N.J.S.A. 18A:40-41.9) (English | En Español)
Universal Child Health Record Form (non-athletic)
Upon enrollment into school, the school district requires parents to provide examination documentation of each student within 30 days upon initial enrollment into a New Jersey school. Students transferring into a New Jersey school from out-of-State or out-of-country may be allowed a 30-day period in order to obtain entry examination documentation.
The state requires that notification be given to parents/guardians regarding the importance of obtaining subsequent medical examinations of the students at least one time during each developmental stage.
It is recommended that an exam be performed, at the minimum, during:
- early childhood (preschool through grade three)
- preadolescence (grades four through six)
- adolescence (grades seven through twelve).
It is ideal that the physical examinations be conducted at the “medical home of the student” (child’s own physician).
A copy of these medical examinations may be submitted to the school nurse’s office, to update the student’s medical file.
Resources*
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- Bed Bugs Fact Sheet from the New Jersey Department of Health
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Seasonal Flu Information
- Health and Safety Information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- New Jersey Dental Association Resources: Public Resources and New Jersey Dental Clinics
- New Jersey Family Care
- New Jersey Parent Link