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Nurse's Station
Instructor: Nurse Dupuis
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Keep the Nurse Informed!
It is VERY important that the school has phone numbers where we can get in contact with you. We try our best to keep your child safe but when accidents happen, we must be able to reach you immediately. Also, if you change your phone number, please notify the school.
It is also VERY important to turn in your child's Emergency Form. Please list any allergies, medical issues, and medications your … -
Medications
If your child requires prescription medication during the school day, a form must signed by the doctor and parent before the medication can be administered. For any over-the-counter medications, a form must be signed by the parent. These forms are available on this website under "Files" or in the nurse's office. All medications must be brought to school and picked up by the parent. If you have …
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When Should I Keep My Child Home?
Each day, many parents are faced with the decision of whether to keep their sick children home or send them to school. Often the way a child looks and acts can make the decision easier. The following guidelines should be considered: Fever The child should remain at home with a fever greater than 100 degrees. The child can return to school after he/she has been fever free for 24 hours (without …
