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Right to Information Regarding Mental, Emotional, and Physical Health and Health-Related Services

Parents and guardians have the fundamental right to make decisions regarding the upbringing and control of their children. Our goal as a school district is to be a supportive partner in that effort, providing effective academic instruction to maximize student learning. In service of that goal, we also work to support the general well-being of our students so they can remain academically focused. As you might expect, teachers and other employees will periodically inquire about a child’s well-being, (e.g., asking how a student is feeling). In some cases, though, more formalized efforts may be appropriate, and if that is the case, our intent is to work in ways that are consistent with your goals as the parent.

Texas Education Code, §26.0083(g) and SB 12 require districts to notify parents of health-related services and receive parental consent to provide specific services or engage in monitoring of the student related to the student’s mental, emotional, or physical health or well-being. Parents and guardians received a copy of the information and consent form through Skyward Family Access. For students to receive health-related services, a parent must sign the form in Skyward.