Hawaii law requires physical examination, immunization and tuberculosis clearance before a child attends child care, preschool, or public or private school. The Student's Health Record, Form 14, documents the physical exam and immunizations. The exam must be done within one year before the first day at a Hawaii preschool or school, and again within one year before seventh grade.
A physician, APRN or PA licensed in the U.S. completes and signs the physical examination and immunization sections.
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Student's Health Record
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Within one year before the student's first day at a Hawaii preschool or school, and within one year before the first day of seventh grade. Students without documentation may be allowed provisional entry with verification of an upcoming medical appointment.
No, TB clearance is a separate requirement handled with the Department of Health. Hawaii's school health page lists TB Form F, the State of Hawaii TB Clearance Form, as the document, along with an acceptable clearance document list and TB testing FAQs.
A physician, APRN or PA licensed in the United States completes and signs the physical examination and immunization sections. The current edition is RS 22-1004, revised May 2022, and the Department of Education requires it for all children entering school.