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The school nurse is a great health resource and has an office in the main office. When the nurse is not available, students can get limited services from our secretaries.
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Students that are required to take medication must have the approved district form signed by a parent/guardian and health provider. Those with asthma, severe allergies requiring an EpiPen, diabetes, seizures etc., must have a health plan specific to the condition. These completed forms will be kept in the main office and distributed to teaching staff. The school can only dispense medication supplied by parents, with the completed district paperwork.Medication procedure
1. A school medication form, good for one school year only, must be signed by both the student's health care provider and parents/guardian.Parent Information and School Medication Form
2. The medicine must be in a pharmacy container that includes the student's name, type of medication, and directions on how to administer it. A student with an asthma plan and a properly completed medication administration form is allowed to carry an inhaler if he demonstrates to the nurse the proper use of the medication.
3. Students must go to the health room in the main office to receive medication.
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Taylor Little MSN, RN
