When we screen a child's eye, we let the PlusOptix screener do the work. We aren't medical professionals and don't diagnose. But the computer will identify any abnormalities in a child's eye and give a report of REFER if it found something wrong.
So far this year, we have screened at the following locations:
- Auke Bay Elementary School (preschoolers): screened 107 children with 7 referrals
- Infant and Baby Fair: screened 37 infants and toddlers with 4 referrals
- Faith Community Christian School: screened 53 children with 14 referrals
- Gastineau Elementary School: screened 120 preschool, kindergarten, first graders, and miscellaneous other children that had questionable eyesight with 19 referrals
- Glacier Valley Elementary School: screened 213 children with 42 referrals
- Haines Elementary School, Haines, Alaska: Screened 137 children with 9 referrals
- Harborview Elementary: screened 121 preschool to kindergarten with 23 referrals
- Harborview Montesorri: screened 51 preschool and 1st graders with 3 referrals
- Head Start Faith Lutheran: screened 37 with 2 referrals
- Head Start Pioneers Home: screened 15 with 4 referrals
- Head Start Mendenhall School: screened 15 with 3 referrals
- Juneau Community Charter School: screened 79 with 14 referrals
- Juneau Co-Op Preschool: screened 37 with 1 referral
- Raven Home School: screened 9 with 2 referrals
- Riverbend Elementary: screened 260 children with 53 referrals
- KEET Elementary, Sitka, Alaska: screened 354 children with 27 referrals
- Valley Baptist Academy: screened 79 with 7 referrals
- Wrangell Elementary: screened 73 children with 17 referrals
Total screened and referred the first half of the Lion year: 1,797 with 251 referrals.
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