Resources

School Sign Up

Sign up for testing via our online scheduler. Share your school contact person, as well as the number of children in first grade or younger. Our office will prepare forms in English and Spanish, based on the information you provide, and confirm your requested test date, or provide an alternative date if necessary.

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To get rid of lead,
you need the right tools.

This library includes links to resources for families, schools, contractors, landlords and anyone interested in lead testing, abatement and remediation. Looking for school lead screening forms? You’ll find them here, too. Empower yourself with knowledge.

Learn About LeadLOOK UP PROPERTY HISTORY

Are you curious about a property’s lead history? Find out! Knowing that history will help you make informed decisions, especially if you live with small children. Look up an address to find out if a lead history exists.
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Stop lead poisoning with tools and knowledge

RESOURCE LIBRARY

FOR SCHOOLS

Forms

Download the forms you need to facilitate screening at your school or child care facility.

Content for Kids

This kid-friendly language may help your students understand the testing process.

LEAD TESTING: STEP BY STEP

FOR PARENTS

Find Forms

  • Forms for Lead Screening at Schools and Child Care Facilities: These are the forms you’ll complete and return to your child’s school or child care facility. Please review the HIPPA policy before completing the registration form. The links below link to a PDF document that includes all the forms you need.
  • Specific forms: Looking for a particular form? Here are links to the Consent Form, Registration Form and HIPPA info.

Discover Resources

Health and Nutrition

FOR RENTERS AND HOMEOWNERS

FOR CONTRACTORS AND DO-IT-YOURSELF-ERS

FURTHER READING

  • DECADES AFTER BAN, LEAD PAINT LINGERS. An article from Side Effects Public Media about the continuing effects of lead paint.
  • LEAD. EPA’s lead resources home page.
  • LEAD. A segment from Last Week Tonight with John Oliver about lead poisoning.
  • LEAD & HEALTHY HOMES DIVISION. Information about professional licensing and abatement activities from the Indiana Department of Health.
  • OFFICE OF LEAD HAZARD CONTROL AND HEALTHY HOMES. OLHCHH provides local and state funding to reduce lead-based paint hazards and enforces HUD’s lead-based paint regulations to help protect children and their families from health and safety hazards in the home.

Where Lead Lurks.

Learn where lead can be found in homes. Download the Mission Unleaded app.

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