📣 What You Should Do

Watch for symptoms: fever, rash, cough, runny nose, red eyes
Keep your child home and consult a doctor if symptoms appear
Contact your school nurse for guidance and support

‼️ Criteria For Exclusion From School

Anyone who has measles is required to stay home from school or daycare and avoid contact with others until four days after the day the rash started.
Anyone sick with fevers over 100 degrees should not attend school, childcare, work, parties and/or other gatherings.
Anyone who has NOT been fully vaccinated against measles and has been exposed will be required to stay home from school or daycare for at least 21 days or until they get vaccinated to ensure that they do not get sick and expose others.

Additional Precautions at Ysleta ISD

Ysleta ISD is notifying parents whose child was found to have been in contact with a confirmed measles case at our schools. However, it’s important for parents to know that the measles vaccine is 97% effective and typically provides lifelong protection to those who receive it. To ensure the safety and well-being of our students, staff, and community, Ysleta ISD is performing regular fogging procedures at all campuses with an anti-virus solution to help mitigate the potential for further measles exposure. We will continue collaborating with city health officials on this matter, and remain committed to maintaining a safe and healthy learning environment at all of our schools.

📰 Media Inquiries

pr@yisd.net

Campus	Date Confirmed	Additional Info
Bel Air High School	April 11, 2025	Email sent to parents
Hanks High School	April 14, 2025	Email sent to parents
Eastwood High School	April 15, 2025	Text sent to parents/staff

Measles Cases Updates

📍Confirmed Measles Cases