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The Health Office is staffed by a Health Clerk. Health Clerks are certified in first aid and trained in CPR. They assist with first aid or illness situations occurring at school but are not licensed or trained in diagnosis. We trust that you will understand the need for the following standards:
Students should not be sent to school if they have any of the following symptoms:- Fever of 100 degrees (children must be fever free and without any intestinal symptoms for 72 hours before returning to school - without the help of fever reducing medicine)
- Diarrhea or blood in stool
- Undiagnosed rash
- Nausea/vomiting, diarrhea
- Bacterial Conjunctivitis or 'Pink Eye'
- Head lice
- Contagious Illness (consult physician before sending students back to school)
Medications at School:
- Medications should be given at home whenever possible. Ask if a prescribed medication can be given after school rather than during school.
- If medications (prescription or over-the-counter) must be given at school, they will be accepted only after a "Medication during School Hours" form is completed by the parent and physician (and re-submitted each year as needed).
Health Office Documents
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New SB 277 Immunizaton Law
Information regarding the new immunization law for 2016 from our district nurses.
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Food Allergy Action Plan
Food Allergy Action Plan form to fill out. If you child has any type of food allergy it is very important that we know about it.
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A Parent's Guide to Head Lice
Everything you wanted to know about head lice, and more. Click to find out the answers to these questions and more.
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Medication Authorization
Any student that needs to take medication (including aspirin, Tylenol, or Advil) must have this form filled out and signed by a parent and physician. Please don't send medications with your child in their backpack.
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Medical Appliance Permission Form
Any student that gets a cast, needs to use crutches, has sutures, or any other medical appliance will need this form filled out and signed by their parent and physician.