The Schenectady County Public Health Services will offer a clinic to provide the H1N1 vaccine for free to students currently enrolled in Scotia-Glenville programs (all students enrolled in Scotia-Glenville Schools from Kindergarten to Grade 12) as well as to students who attend school outside of the school district boundaries or who are home-schooled.

This clinic will be set up at Sacandaga School on Wednesday, December 16. There will be arrangements made to bring students participating in the clinic from Scotia-Glenville's district schools to this clinic throughout the day. Parents of private school and home-school students are responsible for bringing their child to the Sacandaga School between 7:45 a.m. and 2:45 a.m. on December 16 for the vaccine.

A school-based clinic was held at the Lincoln Elementary School on Nov. 17.

Below is the paperwork, in PDF format, that has been mailed to all students:

Letter from Superintendent Susan Swartz to all parents of students who attend the six Scotia-Glenville schools.

Letter to parents of Lincoln Elementary School students who can receive the second dose of the H1N1 vaccine, if they are 9 years of age or younger.

Letter from Superintendent Susan Swartz to all parents of students who attend private schools or are home-schooled.

Consent form to receive the H1N1 vaccine. This form has to be completed as a single page back-to-back document. Instead of downloading and completing this form as two pages, there will be two-sided copies at Sacandaga that can be completed.

Letter from the Schenectady County Public Health Services to parents regarding the H1N1 vaccine.

Letter from the Schenectady County Public Health Services to Scotia-Glenville staff regarding the H1N1 vaccine.

Sheet describing the nasal mist H1N1 vaccine.

Sheet describing the injectable H1N1 vaccine.