Minot Schools Spring Vaccinations
First District will be holding spring vaccination clinics at the schools listed below. The vaccinations offered will be those required and recommended for entry into 7th grade and 11th grade.
School vaccination clinics are only held one time at each of the schools listed. The clinic may be held any time on the assigned date. To register your student, click your school name in the table below and complete the online registration. Please register as soon as possible! Online registrations may close before the clinic date. Paper registration forms are also available through the school office.
Insurance will be billed. If you don’t have insurance, you will be billed $20.90 per vaccine. Financial assistance programs are available to help cover the cost. Call 701.837.5168 for more information.
| Schools | Date |
|---|---|
| Minot High School | 4/9 |
| Minot North High School | 4/9 |
| Central Middle School | 4/15 |
| Jim Hill School | 4/15 |
| Ramstad School | 4/15 |
| Souris River School | 4/15 |
Provided below is a list of vaccinations that will be offered at the school clinics. Some of these vaccines may be required for your child to attend school. Please review these carefully before registering. If you need additional vaccines that are not listed on here contact us at 701-852-1376
| Vaccine: | Age: | Requirement: |
|---|---|---|
| Meningococcal ACWY | 1st dose after age 11 2nd dose after age 16 | 1st dose required for entry into 7th grade. 2nd dose required for entry into 11th grade. |
| Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis) | 1 dose after age 11 | Required for entry into 7th grade. |
| HPV (Human Papillomavirus) | Age 9 and up | Recommended. 1st dose is typically given with other vaccines that are required for 7th grade. 2nd dose is given 6 months after 1st dose. |
| Meningococcal B | Age 16 and up | Recommended. 1st dose is typically given with other required vaccines at age 16. 2nd dose is given 6 months after 1st dose. |
| Hepatitis A | Age 6 months and up | Recommended. Most children in the US have been fully vaccinated. |