• Fever over 100 degrees F
• Vomiting and/or diarrhea during the night or morning
• Heavy or loosely frothing coughing, and/or extensive nasal discharge
• Severe headache, diarrhea, and/or stomach cramps
• Unexplained rash
• Redness and/or drainage from the eyes

• No medication, under any circumstances can be administered by the Nurse without a medication order form completed by your Doctor.
• Students are not allowed to carry medications with them while in school. Medication must be stored in the Nurse's office and the Nurse must administer the medication at the proper time.
• Medication will NOT be accepted or held at school without medical orders written and signed by a legal prescriber (Physician, Dentist, or Nurse Practitioner) and a parent/guardian.
• The medication prescribed should be sent in to the Nurse by the parent/guardian in the original box as you receive it from the pharmacy, with the pharmacy label attached.
• These requirements also apply to any over-the-counter medication, such as Tylenol, Advil, Tums, cough drops, etc.
• Please be sure to send in all the prescribed medication and supplies ordered by the Doctor.
  • For example: Please send in Aero Chambers/Spacers/Tubing and Mask or Pipe for nebulizer medication and Benadryl as prescribed by the Doctor for children with Benadryl and Epi-Pen orders. The Health Office does not provide these.
• If Benadryl is given for any reason, you will need to pick up your child, he/she cannot stay in school.
• New orders must be completed by your Doctor and submitted to the Nurse every September.
• You may come to the Nurse's office at any time to administer medications to your own child without an order.
  
  

• We are a NUT FREE school, this includes peanuts and ALL tree nuts.
• All Medical notes or concerns should go through the Nurse.
• Any orthopedic assistive devices require medical orders signed by a Doctor.
  • For example: crutches, boots, braces, etc.
• Immunization records are required to be updated with the Nurse.
• Physical exams are to be submitted to the Nurse annually.
• Sports physical exams are submitted to the Nurse annually.
• If your child has a toileting accident and is unable to clean up/change by themselves, a parent/guardian will be called to come to school within 45 minutes.
• A sick child must be picked up by a parent/guardian from school within 45 minutes.
• Sick Day Policy: Students may return to school when his/her temperature is normal for 24 hours without fever-reducing medication, has not vomited or had diarrhea for 24 hours, and when the child feels well enough to be in school for a full day.
  
  

SCHOOL NURSE FORMS