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Elma Elementary School Based Health Center

Elma Elementary School's school-based health center provides medical, mental health, and dental services for students at Elma Elementary School. A school-based health center (SBHC) fosters learning readiness and academic achievement by ensuring that students' health needs are being met so they can focus on learning, playing, growing, and thriving.

The new school-based health center partners include local service providers: ESD 113, Olympic Valley Clinic, Summit Pacific Medical Center, and Elma Family Dental. These partners will work closely with the school nurse, school counselor, school administration, teachers, and other student support staff in the building to provide safe, appropriate, and culturally competent health care. Additional partners, including the EYE See Clinic and Big Smiles Dental will offer services to the Elma Elementary School community. 

The SBHC will offer the following services:

  • Well-child checks and immunizations

  • Evaluation and treatment of common health problems

  • Medication management

  • Prevention and early intervention mental health services

  • Oral health care, including screening, and referral to treatment

  • Preventative health care, including health education and promotion

  • Health insurance eligibility and enrollment assistance

  • Referrals to other health care providers and specialists as needed

This program is an opt-in program, meaning that all services are provided only with parental consent. Services will be provided by licensed health professionals. If you would like more information or need assistance in completing your SBHC registration forms, please call the SBHC at: 360-482-1815 or email ElmaElementarySBHC@esd113.org.

For more information, please contact Student Assistance Navigator Christina Wallace at cwallace@eagles.edu

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