Vision: To support student achievement through health and wellness.
Mission: To prevent and control illnesses, and educate students and staff so that all students can succeed academically, mentally, physically, and socially.
The Health Team oversees the healthcare of every student and staff member in the entire district in compliance with regulatory standards set forth by the Texas Board of Nursing, Texas Education Agency, the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), the Centers for Disease Control, and recommendations by the National Association of School Nurses and the Texas School Nurses Organization. A local physician serves as the signing physician for standard orders and as an adviser to the District Nurse.
Each Hutto ISD Campus has a full-time nurse assigned to them.
Health Services
Contact Information
District Nurse Coordinator
Christine Zito
christine.zito@huttoisd.net
ph: 737-327-7258 ext: 7258
Administrative Assistant
Maggie Connaughty
magdalene.connaughty@huttoisd.net
ph: 737-327-7264 ext: 7264
Immunization Requirements 
In preparation for the 2024-25 school year, we want to send a friendly reminder regarding the required vaccines.
All students must be cleared through the school health office for compliance with state immunization requirements for school children. Some 30-day provisional enrollment may apply but ONLY if specific requirements are met.
Students who have already registered and are delinquent on required vaccines must obtain needed vaccines and be cleared by the school health office prior to starting classes. Texas State Law and Board Policy states that all required immunizations be physician or Health Department verified. The month, date, and year for each shot must be indicated. The following chart summarizes the vaccine requirements in Title 25 Health Services, Section 97.61-97.72 of the Texas Administrative Code.
If you have updated shot records you can email them to your campus nurse, the directory can be found here.
For children needing medical exemptions from immunization requirements, a written statement by the physician must be submitted at the time of registration. For children receiving an exemption for reasons of conscience, an original notarized Texas Department of Health affidavit form submitted within 90 days from the date it is notarized must be provided to the health office. No other forms or reproductions will be allowed.
Immunization Requirements
For more regarding immunization requirements and exemptions, including instructions on how to submit an exemption request to the Texas Department of Health, visit the Texas Department of State Health Services site at https://www.dshs.texas.gov/immunization-unit/texas-school-child-care-facility-immunization