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The district guidelines state that we teach 4th grade girls as well as 5th grade boys and girls about the maturation process. This teaching is done in the Spring. Boys and girls are taught in separate classes. A letter stating the date of the class and requesting your permission for the teaching will be sent home to be signed and returned. Students who do not turn in the permission form will not participate in the lesson.
Our district guidelines also provide pertinent information to the 4th grade boys about physical hygiene/Puberty. This teaching is also done in the spring.
Instruction for each class is by video and live discussion. The links below will allow you to see the study guide and/or transcript that accompanies the video. Please contact your campus nurse with any questions.
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Texas Immunization Rules:
- In the State of Texas it is a requirement to show proof of immunizations before starting school.
- If your child does not receive vaccines, you must have an original affidavit from the state.
- If you are transferring from another school within the state of Texas, you must show proof of immunizations on day of enrollment.
- All other students will need records by the first day of school.