Health

Health & Safety

Immunization Requirements for School Entry TK-12

Immunizations Required for 7th grade entry

FAQs about New 2019 Immunization Regulations

Head lice are a common community problem. Children ages 3-11 and those who live with them are most commonly affected. There are many myths about head lice. For example, did you know…..?

Lice do not carry disease?

They only crawl, but cannot fly or jump?

They are spread through prolonged head-to-head contact?

Learn more about lice here:

Head Lice 101- English

Head Lice 101- Spanish CDC Head Lice FAQ

CORONAVIRUS ADVISORY

Updated Information about Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Important Forms

Does your student need medication at school?

All medication, including over-the-counter, needs to have written authorization from your health care provider and you before it can be given at school. Just return the completed Medication Authorization form to your school health office.

Medication Authorization Form- English

Medication Authorization Form- Spanish

Does your student need a home teacher due to a long term illness or hospitalization?

If your student will be missing 4 or more weeks of school due to illness or surgery, you may ask their physician to request a home teacher by clicking on the following link: Home Teacher Request Form

Home and Hospital Procedural Guidelines

Is your student returning to school with a cast, stitches, crutches, splint, brace, or returning after surgery?

Just have your health care provider fill out the Readmission to School form before your child comes back to school. The completed form can be dropped off or faxed to your school’s health office –call your health office for more information. Readmission to School Form

Does your student have type 1 Diabetes?

Here is the diabetes order form you and your health care provider will need to fill out. Please return it to your school’s health office or fax it to the district nurse.

Diabetes order form

Do you need a kindergarten physical form?CHDP report of health exam form.pdf

Flu Information