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Immunizations at Schools - Summer
School immunization clinics are a great way to not only get your student protected but also to avoid the back-to-school rush.
The summer immunization school clinics are by appointment only. Walk-ins will not be accommodated. Appointments are limited, so register soon!
To be eligible:
- Student must be going into 8th grade or 12th grade
- A parent or legal guardian must come with the student during summer clinics*.
- Only students that attend a school within the host district can attend that clinic.
- For example, only incoming 8th graders or 12th graders within Liberty School District can attend the Liberty North clinic.
- The student does not have to be attending summer school.
| School District | Clinic Location | Clinic Date | Registration Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Kansas City | New Mark Middle School | June 10 | May 27 |
| Excelsior Springs | Excelsior Springs High School | June 12 | May 29 |
| Liberty | Liberty North High School | June 17 | June 3 |
| North Kansas City | Oak Park High School | July 10 | June 26 |
Click here to register your child for a summer clinic.
Please register no later than 2 weeks before the clinic takes place. We cannot accept registrations received after the deadline.
After completing the registration form, you should see a confirmation message. Then, a Clay County Public Health Center staff member will call you to schedule an appointment, within 2-3 business days after submission. Please look out for and respond to our calls so there are no issues on the day of the clinic.
Prepare for Clinic
On the day of their clinic, students should eat breakfast or lunch and be well hydrated.
The student should wear short sleeves or a tank top for easier access to the upper arm.
A parent or legal guardian must be with the student at all times during the clinic. *If a parent or legal guardian is unable to accompany the student, the parent or legal guardian may provide written consent for another adult to be with the student. The consent is included as part of the registration form.
Payment
Clay County Public Health Center accepts and will bill most major insurance plans including Medicaid. For students that DO have any type of insurance coverage, please provide this information on the registration form. Failure to do so may result in a delay of scheduling the student for requested immunizations.
Students without insurance, out-of-network insurance, or insurance that doesn’t pay for vaccines can also receive the vaccine at no cost during school immunization clinics.