The Safe and Healthy School Bureau (SHSB) understands that by supporting student health, we a
re increasing students’ potential to succeed academically. student health and well-being are essential to learning. We can all do our part to create a safe and healthy school environment.
ADHD Guidance
USDE/OCR ADHD Guidance Letter_ 2016
Asbestos Education
Johnny O. Perea Foundation (JOPF) NM Learning Guide| JOPF Asbestos Task Sheet | SHSB JOPF Living-With-Asbestos-PowerPoint | JOPF Asbestos Pre-Post Test
Data Collection Reports
- 2016-2017 Annual School Health Services Summary Report Brochure
- 2015-2016 Annual School Health Services Summary Report Brochure
- 2014-2015 Annual School Health Services Summary Report Brochure
- 2013-2014 Annual School Health Services Summary Report Brochure
- 2012-2013 Annual School Health Services Summary Report Brochure
- 2011-2012 Annual School Health Services Summary Report Brochure
Food Allergies
- Addressing Food Allergies in Schools PED Memo August 2014
- Allergy and Emergency Action Plan Worksheet
- USDA Special Dietary Needs Document
- Voluntary Guidelines for Managing Food Allergies Document
Health Education Content Standards
Individualized Healthcare Plans and Individualized Educational Program Memo
Immunizations 
- Vaccinate Before You Graduate
- Meningococcal Vaccines 4 Preteens and Teens
- SY 18-19 Immunization Requirements and Department of Health Letter*
- SY17-18 Immunization Requirements
- Questions about school immunizations?
Please go to https://nmhealth.org/about/phd/idb/imp/sreq/
- Questions about school immunizations?
*AMENDMENT: Children under 18 months with 2 polio vaccines should be allowed to attend child care centers and pre-schools. The New Mexico Childcare/Pre-school/School Entry Immunization Requirements for 2018-19 have an inconsistency with the ACIP Childhood Immunization Schedule. Most infants receive the third dose of polio vaccine at their 6-month visit; however, some providers administer the third dose as late as 18 months. The ACIP schedule allows for the third dose to be given between 6 and 18 months of age. Therefore, children 6 to 18 months must have 2 doses of polio vaccine, not 3 as stated on the New Mexico Immunization Requirements
Legislative Reports
House Memorial 127 Final Report
Lifesaving Skills/CPR Resources
American Heart Association
- CPR in Schools- Home Page
- CPR in Schools- Grades 6-12
- Hands-Only CPR
- AED Implementation
- Training Kits for Schools
- History of CPR
- CPR Facts and Statistics
American Red Cross
(Please note American Red Cross requires
a user agreement to access their materials)
Project Heart Start New Mexico
- What is Project Heart Start?
- Project Heart Start for Schools
- Step-by-Step Planning Guide
- Project Heart Start Resources
- Training Videos
CPR2U
2016 Legislation Lifesaving Skills
Medicaid School-Based Services (MSBS)
- Medicaid Parental Annual Notification
- MBBS Consent Form
- IDEA Part B Written Notification Regarding Use of Public Benefits or Insurance June 11 2013
Meningococcal Diseases
New Mexico School Health Manual: A section by section description of all the changes and additions to the manual for the past two years.
Pest Management in Schools:
NMAC 6.29.1.9 Pest Management in Schools
Physical Education Content Standards
Up-Coming Professional Development/Trainings 2018
Professional Development/Trainings
CDC E-Learning Series: Training Tools for Healthy Schools
2017 School Health Education Institute (SHEI)
SHEI 2017 Drug Abuse Prevention Presentation
SHEI 2017 Homeless Education Presentation
SHEI 2017 Implementing an Inclusive ESHE
SHEI 2017 Promoting Nutrition and Physical Activity in the Classroom
SHEI 2017 Safe Schools Planning
SHEI 2017 Youth Health Literacy Tool Kit
Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect: E-Learning for School Personnel and Health Providers
School Health Rules Check List 2017