* Life Threatening: (Anaphylaxis, Asthma, Diabetes, Seizures)
- Any medication that accompanies an Emergency Care Plan MUST be checked in PRIOR to the 1st day of school, and include the Medication Authorization form completed by a physician.
- Your student will NOT be allowed to start school without these life saving meds in place.
* Prescription Medicine: (Albuterol, EpiPen, ADD/ADHD meds, Glucagon, Insulin, Seizure Meds, etc)
- Must be in the original pharmacy bottle with a proper label containing the students name, medication, dosage, and instructions for administration. If you ask, the pharmacy will give you an extra bottle for liquid or tablets with the proper amount of medicine for school.
*Non-Prescription Medicine: (Ibuprofen, Advil, Tylenol, Benadryl, Chapstick, Cough Drops, etc)
- Must be in an original package with the name of the medicine and instructions.
- Must be labeled with students name and date of birth
- Must not contain more than 1 month supply (20 school days)
*End of Year:
- All meds must be picked up by the last day of school
- Anything left after the last day will be destroyed
Required Items for ANY medication at school:
Medication Authorization Form filled out, signed by physician and parent/guardian
Staff will NOT be allowed to give your student any medication without this form completed.
Even self carry meds need to have a form on file in the health room, and the doctor needs to specify the student is allowed to self carry.
Parent/Guardian must check in medication to the office, Students may not bring in any medications.
Medication will be counted and signed for by parent/guardian and receiving staff member
Do not bring in more than 1 month supply (20 school days)
Must be in original, unopened package with proper label
