School Health Services

It is required that illness/injury occurring at home be taken care of at home and that students do not go directly to the clinic upon arrival at school. 
 

A student will not be allowed to remain in school if he/she complains of any of the following:

• Temperature of 100.0 or greater
• Vomiting: two or more episodes in a 24-hour period 
•  Diarrhea: three or more loose stools in a 24-hour period
• Undetermined rash
• Feeling too ill to remain at school or at the nurse's discretion

To prevent exposing other students unnecessarily to illness, a student should not come to school if he/she has the following symptoms:

• Vomiting and/or diarrhea the morning of school
  • Vomiting: two or more episodes in a 24-hour period 
  •  Diarrhea: three or more loose stools in a 24-hour period
• Undetermined rash
• Temperature of 100.0 or greater within the past 24 hours

FAQs About School Vaccine Exemptions

A Registered Nurse is assigned to each elementary and middle school campus, while a Registered Nurse and Licensed Vocational Nurse are assigned to each high school campus. The school nurse assists students' physical, mental and social growth by providing a health services program that assesses, evaluates and improves the health of students and staff. 

Please contact your school nurse regarding your student's health issues and concerns, hospitalizations and/or treatment changes.

For students with specific medical needs, forms are provided for your convenience. New forms must be completed and submitted to your school nurse each academic year.

Access Student Health Forms