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Livingston County Health Department/Pontiac Township High School

Student Health Center

 

Check our page on the High School's Website at http://www.pontiac.k12.il.us/healthcenter/index.htm
 

 

The Livingston County Health Department/Pontiac Township High School Student Health Center is governed by the Livingston County Board of Health and the Advisory Board for the Center.

 

The goals being addressed are:

  1. Decreasing the absenteeism rate in the school.

  2. Provide early detection of chronic disorders and early treatment of acute health problems.

  3. Provide initial emergency treatment of injuries and illness with appropriate referral.

  4. Detect signs of emotional stress and psycho-social problems for group treatment, individual counseling, or referral.

  5. Provide outreach, advocacy, and education to teens in regards to human sexuality, pregnancy and parenting.

  6. Promote healthy lifestyles by providing education and encouragement on nutrition, exercise, stress reduction, and other health issues.

  7. Provide interventions for assisting students to decrease smoking and tobacco use.

  8. Monitor medical records for documentation of items on state audit form.

  9. Increase outreach and parental involvement with students.

  10. Provide for detection of obesity in the student population.

 

All students must have parental permission to utilize the Health Center, unless it is an emergency, with the nurse practitioner responding to all emergencies. It is fully certified as a School-Based Health Center by the Illinois Department of Human Services, with annual reviews conducted to determine compliance. Some of the mental health services are provided by ISU doctoral students and are coordinated with the guidance counselors.

Annual Statistics for the School Based Health Center

  School Year 98/99 School Year 99/00 School Year 00/01 School Year 01/02 School Year 02/03 School Year 03/04 School Year 04/05 School Year 05/06 School Year 06/07
Total Absences Authorized 486 443 370 385 356 414 627 587 781
Unduplicated Students Served 385 347 291 289 496 917 580 461 410
Total Number of Visits Made to the Center 4,197 3,875 3,979 3,683 2,686 2,415 4,258 3,863 3,980
Number of Medical Referrals 42 15 27 27 54 34 28 28 29
Number of Mental Health Referrals 19 15 27 21 22 10 23 24 7
Number of Individual Counseling Sessions 69 251 337 139 114 37 110 77 162