Eye and Vision Screening
Studies have shown that one in four children between the age of 5 and 18 years suffer from some kind of vision problem that impacts his or her learning.
Quick Overview:
The eye and Vision Department at the Health Center, screened 98% of LMS students and 35% of US students during SY 2016-17. Among 6th through 8th graders, 4 out of 10 students were recommended for a comprehensive eye exam and possibly glasses.
The Process:
Teachers are informed at least a week before screening is scheduled for their class.
Screening Location: Lithgow Library for LMS grade.
Weekday mornings, 9.45 am-12 p.m.
Parent and Family Communication:
NECO resident working with us for this school year.
Students are sent home with a form with screening result.
Parental consent forms are sent home, only if a student fails their basic screening test and needs further comprehensive eye exam and intervention.
New grant that will provide free eyeglasses for Codman students (no strings attached) and priority for comprehensive eye exam appointment.