Clinic

MCTC Clinic

The MCTC clinic is a fully functional clinic and provides the same services as home campus clinics such as assessing sick students, providing first aid, attending to emergencies and administering medication.

It is our pleasure to partner with you on the health of your child at school!

Clinic Hours

Our hours are 7:00 am to 3:00 pm, Monday thru Friday. Please feel free to contact us during these hours, as needed.

Change in Medical and Contact Information

Please notify the MCTC nurse in addition to the home campus nurse if your child has a change in their medical history. It is important that our records are up to date to best assist your child in the clinic. It is also important to keep contact information, phone numbers, and emergency contacts current. 

Medication Policy

Students are not allowed to be in possession of prescription or non-prescription medications during school hours or at school-sponsored or school-related activities, on or off campus. Medications can be stored and dispensed by the nurse if they are received in the original non-expired container and accompanied by the appropriate Medication Administration form.

Only students with Diabetes, Asthma, or Anaphylaxis may possess and self - administer their prescription medication while on school property. All required paperwork must be completed and on file in the school clinic.

Controlled medications must be brought and picked up by parents/guardians.

Natural and /homeopathic-like products not FDA approved cannot be dispensed in school clinics by school personnel.

Health Services

24 Hour Rule

Students who demonstrate signs and symptoms of illness or a possible communicable disease should be referred to the school clinic for further assessment. Those with an elevated temperature of 100 degrees or above or those who vomit or have diarrhea must be isolated and sent home. The student must be fever free without fever-reducing medication for 24 hours before he/she can be allowed back to school. Those excluded due to vomiting or diarrhea must also be free of symptoms without the use of preventative medications before being allowed back to school. (Administrative Regulation FFAD)

Immunization Requirements

Katy ISD follows the Texas Department of State Health Services recommendation for immunization compliance in order for a student to attend school. The law requires that all students be as up-to-date as medically feasible in order to attend classes. The immunization vaccine requirements for each grade level are listed on the Katy ISD website. Exemptions to the immunization requirements are allowable on an individual basis for medical contraindications, reasons of conscience-including religious belief, and active duty with the armed forces of the United States. For further information, visit the Texas Department of State Health Services.

Medication Administration

Short term ( 15 days or less) and long term (15 days or more) medications are sometimes prescribed for students to be given during the school day. In such cases, regulations governing administration of medication during school hours must be strictly adhered to by school personnel. Any natural and/or homeopathic products, not FDA approved, will not be dispensed by school personnel.