Health Forms
The Health Update Form is a key communication tool for the school nurse in order to care for your child while at school. Even if there has been no change in health conditions, it is vital that this form be completed by the parent/guardian with each new school year. For students in the 6th-12th grades, acetaminophen (Tylenol) permission authorization for the district stock acetaminophen (Tylenol) is also located on the Health Update Form and must be completed each new school year for acetaminophen (Tylenol) permission.
The Health Update Form can be found at the link that was sent to each parent for the Returning Student Online Registration and Residency Verification process.
Medication Authorization Forms
This form must be completed and signed by the parent/guardian before medication can be given while at school. This includes over the counter and prescription medications. Information regarding the medication administration policy is also found on this form.
Asthma Forms
This folder contains the essential forms and guidelines required by the district to support students diagnosed by their doctor with asthma. For those students who wish to carry their own inhaler and self-administer when needed, there are also forms found here for this purpose.
Seizure Forms
This folder contains the essential forms and guidelines required by the district to support students diagnosed by their doctor with a seizure disorder. The parent questionnaire for students with seizures can be found here as well.
Allergy Procedures and Forms
This folder contains the essential forms and guidelines required by the district to support students diagnosed by their doctor with severe allergies.
Diabetic Forms
This folder contains the essential forms and guidelines required by the district to support students diagnosed by their doctor with diabetes.
Forms for Chronic Conditions
The forms in this packet are for students with chronic health conditions (such as migraines, cystic fibrosis, or other ongoing medical needs) who are approved to carry and self-administer their medication independently while at school.