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JAMES MADISON

ELEMENTARY

Home of the Mustangs

SLUSD Vaccination Clinics Every Wednesday

Location: San Leandro Adult School, 1448 Williams St. San Leandro (Portable A)
Wednesdays: Extended through January 26!
Hours: 2 to 7 pm
Vaccine Types: J&J 25, Pfizer (12+) 50, Pfizer (5-11) 150, Moderna 30

  • No ID or insurance required
  • Same day drop-ins welcome
  • Please wear short sleeves or a loose-fitting long sleeve shirt  
  • All individuals must wear a mask when arriving at the clinic
  • All children under the age of 18 will need a parent/guardian present

Registration available: https://my.primary.health/l/alco-vax-signup
When accessing the link, you will be able to see multiple locations available. At the end of the registration, choose the San Leandro location. Choose an appointment slot on the correct date.

Scanning the QR code from a smartphone will bring you directly to the registration page. 

ACPHD Youth Vaccination Facts page Youth Vax Facts | COVID-19 | Alameda County Public Health has information about minor consent, including the Alameda County Minor Consent Guidance and a downloadable Written Consent Form.

James Madison Elementary

14751 Juniper St., San Leandro, CA 94579
Phone: 510-895-7944
Fax: 510-346-6089

Email: communications@slusd.us510-352-5399

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Parent’s Guide

Important contact information : Office and Attendance line : 510-895-7944  Office Assistant, Ms. Denessie Dela Cuesta ext. 3056 Dcuesta@slusd.us Office Manager, Ms. Rosie : Ext. 3055 rgarcia@slud.us Parent facilitator, Alejandra Moran : ext. 3053 amor

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Stay up to date o​n your flu, COVID-19 & RSV vaccines. 
Stay home and test if you’re sick. 
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