• A fever of 100 degrees or higher. If the fever is accompanied by a rash, earache, sore throat, fatigue or nausea, it may indicate an infection

• A persistent productive cough and wheezing combined with a thick or constant nasal discharge.

• Persistent vomiting or diarrhea during the previous night or in the morning before school.

• An undiagnosed rash, especially with a fever and behavior changes.

• Pinkeye in which there is a yellow discharge, often with matted eyelids, eye pain, and redness

• Strep throat or scarlet fever.

• Chickenpox/Shingles - stay home for 5 days after the onset of blisters, or until all pox are scabbed over and dry.  Student will need to see a Doctor for treatment of shingles.

Health Plan Documents & Medication Administration Forms

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• Medication Authorization

  • Permission to Obtain and Release Information Form

  • Seizure Action Plan

• FARE- Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan

  • Asthma Action Plan

  • Health History Form

  • Diabetes Medical Management Plan

  • General Health Plan