Health Services

It takes effort on everyone's part to keep our schools healthy. All year long, Eudora Schools leaders work with officials from the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department to spread the word about effective prevention and to ensure the continuity of student learning, should a flu or contagious illness outbreak of any kind take place in our community.

Required Immunizations

To view the required immunizations for Eudora Schools, please visit: Required Immunizations.

KSDE Kansas School Immunization Requirements for 2025-2026 

Stay healthy

• Wash your hands! First and foremost, nearly every common malady can be prevented if you practice good hand washing. Once your hands are covered in a soapy lather, wash for at least 20 seconds on all surfaces of the hands, fingers, thumbs, back of fingers, beneath fingernails and on the back of hands.
• Cover your cough and sneeze. It’s best to use your elbow or a tissue to help cut down on the number of germs spread to your hands. Either way, if you’re coughing and sneezing, you should be washing your hands as often as possible.
• Stay home when you’re sick. If you or your child has a fever or symptoms that prevent you from having a normal day, stay home. Not only will the rest help you recover more quickly, but staying away from groups of people will help keep everyone else healthier.
• Get plenty of rest and eat right. Both adults and children are better able to resist illness their bodies are treated cared for. Maintain a regular, early bedtime during the week, and try not to change your routine too much on weekends. Fresh fruits and vegetables are essential for good health, along with balanced portions of protein, dairy and whole grains.
• Get vaccinated! One of the simplest ways to stay free of the flu is to get the seasonal flu shot. These are available in the fall and winter from your family physician, area pharmacies and the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department.