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My door is always open, and I welcome any and all questions. Please feel free to email me at carolinehaviland@hebisd.edu, or call the school to schedule a time to meet with me at (817)399-3518.

If you need to communicate with me via fax, our fax number is (817)864-0683.

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I was born and raised in D/FW. I received my undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University - College Station, then pursued graduate studies in Austin, TX. I have been a Registered Nurse since 2008, when I graduated with my Master's in Nursing Administration and Healthcare Systems Management from the University of Texas at Austin. Before moving to School Nursing, I worked in the Operating Room at Seton Medical Center - Austin. I have been working with HEB ISD since 2010, and have proudly been at Harrison Lane Elementary since 2016. I have two wonderful boys Evan and James, an incredible husband named Jeffrey and two dogs, Max and Ollie.

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Harrison Lane Elementary Homepage

HEB Health Services

Immunization Requirements

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Here are some documents you may need throughout the school year. Please note that for any medication that you would like for your child to receive throughout the school year, we will need a physician's signature.

For Medication Administration at School

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For Dietary Accomodations in the cafeteria

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Medications at School - Frequently Asked Questions

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Medications at School - Frequently Asked Questions

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When you sort through your child's out-grown clothing, please remember the School Nurse's office. We can always use good, clean used children's t-shirts, shorts, and pants for those little accidents at school that require a change of clothing. Items that are not needed in the nurse's office will be sent to our district Clothes Closet. Donations of new, unused boys and girls underwear are accepted anytime!

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Medications for students may be given at school with a doctor and parent signature stating the name of the medication with specific instructions on how it is to be given. All medication must be in the original container with a recent prescription label (that matches the order) or original, unopened packaging for over the counter medications. A parent/guardian must bring and pick up all medication at school. A student is not allowed to carry medication at school unless specific written instructions are given from the doctor.

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As we progress through the school year, please keep in mind that schools are often a place a child will pass on an illness, infection, etc. Please keep your child home for the following reasons. These precautions aid in preventing the spread of illnesses to other children and teachers:

1. A fever of 100.0 degrees or more. It is very strongly encouraged that they not return to school until they have been fever-free for 24 hours, without fever-reducing medications such as Tylenol or Motrin. Please do not give your child with a fever Tylenol/Motrin and then send them to school.

2. A rash of unknown origin, or a rash with fever.

3. Active, live head lice.

4. Crusting or thick, yellow mucus from the eye(s) accompanied by redness of the eye itself.

5. Ringworm of the scalp (characterized by a loss of hair in the affected area). Please note that ringworm on the body will need to be covered by a band-aid at all times while the child is at school.

6. Vomiting and/or diarrhea of unknown origin.

7. Student tests positive for COVID-19
- Please report all positive student cases to the school nurse and to the district here: https://www.hebisd.edu/Page/1865