Vision Screening Program-7th Grade, November 13th
Vision screening programs in public schools are a means of detecting possible problems with a student’s visual health. School failure and negative life outcomes may result from undetected vision problems. It is estimated that one in four children of school age has a vision or hearing problem that has not been previously detected.
During the first semester of SY 24/25, the Columbia County School System will be conducting vision screenings for all 7th graders. If your child has a suspected vision problem, we will notify you.
Parents that DO NOT want their child screened must send a letter to the school nurse stating that they do not want their child screened. Please send the “do not screen” letter to the school nurse within one week of receiving this notification.
During the first semester of SY 24/25, the Columbia County School System will be conducting vision screenings for all 7th graders. If your child has a suspected vision problem, we will notify you.
Parents that DO NOT want their child screened must send a letter to the school nurse stating that they do not want their child screened. Please send the “do not screen” letter to the school nurse within one week of receiving this notification.
