Coastal Family Health School Based Services

11/05/2026

Regular hearing and vision screenings are important for your child's health, growth, and development. These screenings help identify possible hearing or vision problems early so that children can receive the support and care they need.

📞Schedule an appointment* at your school-based clinic today!

Bay Waveland- 228-386-1145
East Central- 228-386-1141
Hancock County- 228-385-7406
Moss Point- 228-386-1140
St. Martin- 228-386-1143
Vancleave- 228-386-1142
Greene County- 769-303-1856
George County- 601-206-0098

*A signed parent consent must be signed for your child to be seen.

11/03/2026

We're celebrating 50 years this year! 🎉

11/02/2026

Open Enrollment starts TODAY!
We offer free one-on-one assistance with a Certified Application Counselor to help you explore and enroll in an affordable health insurance plan via the Marketplace.

For any life changing events such as losing health & Medicaid coverage you have 60 days to enroll into the Marketplace for coverage.

10/30/2026

According to the CDC, the following symptoms could affect your child’s ability to participate in school and may indicate a risk of spreading infection to others.

If your child has any of these symptoms, they should stay home:

🤒Fever (a temperature 100.4° or higher) including a fever with a new rash
🤢Vomiting more than twice in the past 24 hours
😫Diarrhea that causes 'accidents,' is bloody, or results in more than two bowel movements above what your child normally experiences in a 24-hour period
👉Skin sores that are draining fluid on an uncovered part of the body and are unable to be covered with a bandage
🤧Respiratory virus symptoms, such as cough, runny nose, sneezing or congestion, that are worsening or not improving and not better explained by another cause such as seasonal allergies

WHEN TO RETURN TO SCHOOL?

✓ Your child has not had a temperature of 100.4° or above (and is not using fever-reducing medicine) for at least 24 hours.
✓ Fever with a new rash has been evaluated by your child’s doctor and fever has resolved.
✓ Uncovered skin sores are crusting, and your child is under treatment from their doctor.
✓ Vomiting has resolved overnight, and your child can hold down food/liquids in the morning.
✓ Diarrhea has improved, and your child is no longer having 'accidents' or is having bowel movements no more than 2 above normal per 24-hour period for the child. Bloody diarrhea should be evaluated by your child’s doctor prior to return.
✓ Respiratory virus symptoms are getting better overall for at least 24 hours.

Need a sick visit?
📞Give our Saucier Clinic a call at 228-832-7226

10/29/2026

Primary care at your child's school! Checkups, sick visits, on-going care (asthma, etc), and more. *

Walk-In or Schedule an Appointment!

Bay-Waveland School District 228-386-1145

Biloxi School District 228-365-1550

George County School District 601-206-0098

Greene County School District 769-303-1856

Hancock County School District 228-385-7405

East Central Schools 228-386-1141

St. Martin Schools 228-386-1143

Vancleave Schools 228-386-1142

Moss Point Schools 228-386-1140

*Parent/guardian must sign consent form for child to be seen.

➡️bit.ly/cfhcparentconsent

10/27/2026

Halloween is a night full of fun and excitement for families, but a few simple safety steps can help keep your little ghosts and goblins safe while they trick-or-treat.

🎃Be visible & watch traffic

It's important to stay on sidewalks and only cross at corners or crosswalks. Wear light colored clothes and use glow sticks and flashlights if necessary.

🎃Costume & trick-or-treat gear safety

Make sure costumes are the proper size to prevent trips and falls and make sure masks don't impair your vision (use paint instead). Check that props are flexible and safe - not sharp.

🎃Candy & treat-inspection / food safety

Before kids dig in, inspect the treats keeping only factory-wrapped items and discarding anything with torn packaging or signs of tampering. Be aware of choking risks and food allergies.

10/24/2026

❤️❤️ Red Ribbon Week is here! ❤️❤️

From October 23–31, we are joining schools and communities across the country to celebrate healthy, drug-free choices.

This year’s theme is “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.”

Being a hero doesn’t require superpowers. It can be as simple as making healthy choices, supporting a friend, asking for help, and being a positive example for others.

Let’s make a difference together!

10/22/2026

10/20/2026

We offer behavioral health services in two counties! Counseling is available for students at no out-of-pocket cost.

📞Give us a call to get started

Hancock County School District

(228) 385-7406

Jackson County School District

East Central (228) 386-1141

St. Martin (228) 386-1143

Vancleave (228) 386-1142

Parent Square (only send to hancock co and jackson co schools):

Sometimes, kids need someone to talk to. 💙

Our school-based health clinics offer behavioral health and counseling services for students who may be dealing with stress, anxiety, emotions, school challenges or other concerns.

There is no out-of-pocket cost for students, and services are conveniently available at school.

If your child could use some extra support, contact us to learn more.

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10/17/2026

Congratulations to Bay-Waveland! 🎉We appreciate our partnership and for allowing us the opportunity to serve hundreds of children in the Bay-Waveland community. Your dedication to student and faculty health has made a tangible difference for the families we serve.
Bay Waveland School District