School Information
Health Services
Progeny Academy works with Navigate Care Consulting for its nursing and health services. PACS also has two trained health aids to assist with daily needs of students and staff.
Please make sure that you complete the annual health form for your child(ren) prior to the beginning of the school year.
If you have any questions pertaining to medical information please contact the school at (763) 325 -9150.
Forms:
2025-2026 Student Health Form (Hard Copy)
Are Your Kids Ready for School Information & Medical and Non-Medical Exemption Form
Minnesota Department of Health Immunization Form
Policies/Procedures:
Medication Procedures
PURPOSE
Progeny Academy Charter School (PACS) is committed to providing a safe and healthful learning and work environment for all students and staff. We recognize the importance of protecting our students and staff from potential lead exposure and will accomplish this via the following model plan. The following Lead in Water Standard of Operation is provided as a guide to assist employers and employees of PACS in complying with Minnesota Statute 121A.335, and the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and the Minnesota Department of Education requirement for lead in drinking water for public schools, as well as to provide other helpful information.
Minnesota Statute 121A.335 requires public school buildings serving kindergarten through grade 12 to test for lead in water in potable water sources (consumable water) every 5 years. The MDH and MDE have published “Reducing Lead in Drinking Water: A Technical Guidance and Model Plan for Minnesota’s Public Schools,” which presents a model plan that is available for schools to adopt. PACS has used this to develop the following Lead in Water Safety Standard of Operation.
PACS will review the standard annually for particular requirements, which are applicable to the charter school and adjust this program accordingly.
The standard of operation is designed to be specific to the needs of users of Progeny Academy Charter School.
The standard of operation is intended to comply with the State of Minnesota’s requirements.
If there are conflicts or discrepancies between this standard of operation and the State of Minnesota’s requirements, the State of Minnesota shall take precedence.
Additional Resources
Am I Well Enough to Go to School? – Guidelines to help families make decisions about attending school
Application and Assistance for Minnesota Health Care Programs
Are your kids Ready? MN Immunization Law: English, Somali, Spanish
District Student Medication Policy