Guides, compliance tips, and health screening insights for Texas schools.
A complete breakdown of which screenings DSHS requires at each grade level, including the new student rule and Pre-K age cutoffs.
Read More →Texas lets schools use an outside entity. Who is allowed to screen, your three realistic options, and what a turnkey screening company should provide.
Read More →Which nonprofits offer free screenings, what those programs usually don't cover, and what to do when you can't get a slot.
Read More →Yes. Texas screening law covers private, parochial, and charter schools and licensed child-care centers serving 4-year-olds. Here's what each owes.
Read More →The deadlines that don't move, your fastest options, and exactly what to have ready when you call a screening company.
Read More →A clear guide to referral letters, rescreen procedures, and what parents and schools should do after a failed screening result.
Read More →Everything school administrators need to know about room setup, student prep, scheduling, and what to have ready before screeners arrive.
Read More →Early detection through school health screenings can change a child's academic outcomes. Learn why vision, hearing, and other screenings matter.
Read More →A step-by-step guide to reporting results in VHSSARS — the new Texas state reporting system for 2025-2026.
Read More →Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 95 requires this screening in grades 1, 3, 5, and 7. What the law says, who must comply, and how it works.
Read More →Dark, velvety patches that won't wash off can be an early sign of insulin resistance. Here's what the marking means and what parents should do next.
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