Health Services / EHS Nurse's Office
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Introduction to the Health Office/Nurses
The Health Office is open throughout the day. Students presenting to the nurse must have a pass. Children should not attend school if they have diarrhea, vomiting, fever (temperature of 100 or more), persistent cough, or a communicable disease such as chickenpox, pink eye, or strep throat. Please keep your child home for at least 24 hours if they have a fever. School policy requires any student who presents with a temperature of 100 or more must be sent home. The nurse will not assume responsibility for the treatment of injuries that have not occurred during the school day.
The Health Office is not a primary care facility like a doctor’s office. The nurse does not make a medical diagnosis, prescribe treatment, or administer prescription medications without written physician’s orders. First aid and medical care provided by the nurses are primarily for sudden illnesses or sudden injuries that occur during the school day or for treatment directed by your physician.
A student should not come to school for the nurse to determine if they are well enough to attend. If there is doubt, the student should remain home and your family physician should be contacted. The nurses will function on the premise that the student left home well unless you have made contact with the Health Office to the contrary.
Please alert us if there is a change in your child’s health status so we may update the yellow emergency card. Likewise, any change in your address, home, work, or cell phone numbers should be brought to our attention immediately. A new yellow emergency card must be filled out on both sides and signed by the parent during the first week of school. Previous doctor notes, prescriptions, and yellow cards do not carry over from year to year.
FAQs
- 11th Grade Physicals are MANDATORY
- PHYSICAL EDUCATION CONCERNS
- DAILY PRESCRIPTION & OVER THE COUNTER MEDICATIONS
- ALLERGY ALERT
- REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS
- MANDATED SCREENINGS
- FORMS
- STUDENT BECOMES ILL AT SCHOOL






