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Health Corner
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NEW HPV Vaccine Information
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NEW Tdap
Booster Information
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NEW School
Entrance Health Form and
form
directions
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School Minimum
Immunization Requirements
- Parents
that have a child with any medical concerns, physical handicaps, asthma,
diabetes, heart or seizure disorder, food or bee sting allergy, etc. need
to meet with the school nurse to discuss your child’s health needs. It is
important that you fill out the required papers so we can assist your
child with any medical needs that may arise during the school year.
- Please
encourage your child to eat breakfast at home or school everyday.
- For the
safety of everyone please do not send your child to school if they are
sick.
- A fever
is 100 degrees or higher and students need to be fever free 24 hours
before returning to school.
Medication Administration Reminder
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If
your child is on medication please request a separate bottle from the
pharmacy for the school clinic. All medicine must be in the original
container.
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Please
do not send medication to school by the child. A parent or guardian needs
to bring the medicine to school.
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A
physician’s authorization is required for all prescription medication.
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A parent or guardian signature is
required before medication will be administered.
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Medicine must be picked up at the end
of the school year; any medicine not picked up will be discarded.
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The Authorization to Administer
Medication form is only good for one school year.
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Any changes in medication dosage must
have a physicians order. Each medication requires its own medication
form.
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Non-prescription medication will be
administered as instructed on the box, unless accompanied with a
physicians order instructing to do differently.
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Acetaminophen (middle and high
only) and emergency use
Antihistamine (all schools) are available in the school clinic providing there is
written parent permission on file.
Authorization to Administer
Medication Form
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Providing and
Administering Non-Aspirin Pain Relievers and Oral Antihistamines in
School Clinics.
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