Welcome to Bethel Health Services
Bethel Health Services offers student health assessments, consultations and screenings. In addition, qualified students are provided referrals for free and reduced-cost medical, vision, dental and mental health care, as well as immunizations and short term financial help with prescription medications.
Our hope is to encourage students to maintain good habits for health and ready themselves for learning. For more information, call 541-607-9707.
To make an appointment at our new Bethel Student Health Center located at Cascade Middle School, call 541-607-1430.
District Nurses
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Annemarie Hirsch, District NurseAnnemarie Hirsch RN, BSN, is the school nurse for Willamette High School, Cascade Middle School, Malabon, Fairfield and Danebo. Contact Annemarie at 541-607-9707. |
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Sherine Forrest, District NurseSherine Forrest RN,BSN, is the school nurse for Clear Lake, Irving, Meadow View, Prairie Mountain, Shasta and Kalapuya High School. Contact Sherine at 541-607-1492. |
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Jennifer Garland-Warren, District Mental Health SpecialistJennifer Garland-Warren, M.Ed. is the Mental Health Specialist for the district. Her office is at Willamette High School and she provides individual and family counseling on an on-going basis for students enrolled in Bethel schools. She also provides crisis counseling, connects students and families with resources and support in the community, facilitates support groups, and completes risk assessments. Contact Jennifer at 541-607-1498. |
Children are depending on us
Children learn through instruction and example. Our Bethel Health Services staff strive to care for our student’s physical, emotional and cognitive needs.
Please refer students to your health room or district nurse when needs are detected. A variety of community resources are available including our own Bethel Student Health Center located at Cascade Middle School.
Oregon Health Division notice
HANTAVIRUS CONFIRMED IN JEFFERSON COUNTY
The first case of Hantavirus since 1993 has been confirmed in a Jefferson County resident according to the Jefferson County Public Health Department. This individual is now recovering. There have been only 14 other Oregon cases during this 18 year period, with three occurring last year. Continue reading



