Sponsored by Paschal High School Band Boosters

SCHOOL PHYSICALS $20

Saturday, July 28, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Where: Paschal High School Band Hall (corner of Berry and Forest Park Blvd.)

Who: Any middle or high school student needing a physical for school

By: Board-certified male and female physicians

Note: Both forms must be signed by a parent in advance before physicals will be completed.

 

 

 

 

TWO FORMS ARE REQUIRED FOR A PHYSICAL AND BOTH MUST BE SIGNED IN ADVANCE BY A PARENT!!

Form 1: The Texas UIL medical form.

Download FORM 1 pdf here.

Form 2: Consent to receive exam from a volunteer doctor

Download FORM 2 pdf here

. . . Again: you must have BOTH forms and BOTH must be signed!

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FAQ

Q: How much does this cost?

A: Only $20. Some doctors offices are charging extra fees now to fill out paperwork so this is a good deal.

Q: Do I need an appointment?

A: No. We have four doctors who are volunteering their time to do the exams and it usually goes quickly. However, we never know how many kids will show up so please bring $20, the two signed forms. . .and your patience.

Q: Where do I enter the school?

A: Use the band hall entrance, which is in the southwest corner of the school. Park in the teacher's parking lot at the corner of Berry and McCart; walk through the metal-fenced area on the northeast corner of the lot; and enter through the four doors.

Q: Is this just for band kids? Only for football players? And what about my middle schooler?

A: The physicals are for ANY student who needs a UIL medical form to participate in marching band, football, cheerleading, track...all sports! And you don't have to attend Paschal to come and get a physical. Middle school athletes have to have these forms, too.

Q: Do I have to be a student in the Fort Worth ISD?

A: Any student that needs a physical for UIL competition may come--even if you're from Crowley or Burleson or wherever in Texas. Form 1 that you download above is the official Texas UIL form used for physical exams statewide.

Q: Do you give shots?

A: No. This is the sports exam for UIL participation. If your child also needs back-to-school shots, see your regular family doctor, a clinic or one of these public health events.

Q: Are these real doctors?

A: Absolutely! All are MDs or DOs and a couple are pediatricians. Two are men, two are women; plus they are being assisted by real nurses. In addition, all of them are great parents of band kids and they are donating their valuable time to help students.

For more information, contact Sherri Smith-Keys at matmond@aol.com