H1N1 Flu Clinic Information

A clinic is planned for Burke High School Nov. 10th from 4:30-8:30pm

This is a message from the Omaha Public Schools. In anticipation of an H1N1 vaccination clinic to be held at Burke High School on Tuesday, November 10, we are reminding you that letters and consent forms are being sent home with your child. Consent forms are not to be returned to school but must accompany your child on the day of the clinic in order to receive the free H1N1 vaccination. You may also find a consent form on the district website, ops.org or Burke High’s website. We would like to remind you that the vaccine will be available to children 6 months to young adults 24 years of age who live in the Burke attendance area. The clinic will be open to those families from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on November 10th. Thank you for your attention and we remind you that your child cannot receive a flu shot unless a consent from is signed and returned by the parent or legal guardian.

Click the links below for documents related to the clinic:
Health Dept. Letter
1.  English                                     1a.  Spanish
                                               1b.  Spanish
Nasal Spray Vaccine Info
2.  English                                     2.  Spanish

Flu Shot Vaccine Info
3.  English                                     3.  Spanish

Consent Form
4.  English                                     4.  Spanish



 

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