If a student needs any type of medication at school, even over the counter medications, a parent or guardian must bring them into the office.  A student cannot deliver medications themselves.  A student is not permitted to keep medications with them or in their backpacks; this includes inhalers and cough drops.  There is a medication administration form in the office to be filled out and completed by the parent or guardian in the event that any medication is to be given at school.  All medications must be in the original packaging.  If the medication is a prescription, the student's name must be on the prescription with the appropriate dose and expiration date.  

Over the Counter & Prescription Medications Form

If your child is sent home with head lice/bed bugs, they will be expected to have treatment and return to school within 2 days. Before they are admitted to class, the student will need to be checked on at the office for head lice/bed bugs. In the event of infestations originating from a household on multiple occasions during a school year, a team of district personnel comprised of the principal, school nurse, and a central office administrator may evaluate such a case and prescribe additional steps.

If your child has asthma please fill out this form.

If your child has a Food Allergy please fill out this form, as well as inform your child's teacher.

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