• All students benefit from a healthy classroom environment and are most successful when rested and feeling good. Beginning the day with a healthy breakfast and a good night's sleep is very important for a child to have a successful school day.  Please refer to the following guidelines to determine if your child's needs would be best met by coming to school or staying home. Thank you for your assistance.    

    SEND TO SCHOOL

    Fever free for 24 hours without fever medication.
    No vomiting in the last 24 hours
    No diarrhea last 24 hours
    If injury or illness and seen by a physician, return with a note from MD to return to school
    Minor cold symptoms
    Asthma-responsive to medication
        
    KEEP AT HOME

    Fever, vomiting or diarrhea in the last 24 hours   
    Moderate signs of illness that interfere with sleep, activity, and play   
    Cold symptoms such as frequent coughing and or nasal discharge that do not respond to medication(s)    
     
    SEE HEALTH PRACTITIONER AND KEEP HOME

    Complaints of ear pain or drainage from ears
    Yellow or green nasal discharge, which persists over 14 days
    Sore throat, enlarge, reddened tonsils, fever, possible rash
    Undiagnosed skin rash or crusty sore
    Redness of the eye with a discharged with no other symptoms of illness
    Asthma not responding to medication, peak flow 50% or less, or requiring treatments more than every 4 hours
      
    MEDICATIONS
     
    A medical authorization form, available in the school health office, is required for all medications (including over the counter medications administered at school.
     
    PLEASE NOTE . . .
     
    Any updated immunizations or health related issues concerning your child need to be submitted to the Health Office.