St. Joseph Maeramad School Provides Influenza Vaccination Program for Students

On June 12, 2026, St. Joseph Maeramad School received support from local public health agencies in providing influenza vaccinations for students. The vaccination program was organized to promote student health and strengthen protection against seasonal influenza.

This initiative forms part of the school’s preventive healthcare measures, aiming to reduce the risk of illness among students and minimize the spread of infectious diseases within the school community. Influenza is a highly contagious disease that can affect students’ well-being and academic performance if not properly prevented.

During the vaccination program, healthcare professionals followed standard medical procedures and provided guidance on disease prevention, personal hygiene, and post-vaccination care. Students were carefully monitored throughout the process to ensure their safety and well-being.

The activity was conducted smoothly with the cooperation of healthcare personnel, teachers, students, and parents. The program reflected the school’s commitment to creating a safe and healthy environment that supports effective learning and student development.

St. Joseph Maeramad School places great importance on student health and safety alongside academic achievement. Through collaborative health promotion activities, the school continues to support students in maintaining good health and reaching their full potential.