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Medication: Teachers cannot legally diagnose, prescribe or
treat. Teachers may administer medication to students ONLY when the
procedure below is carefully followed.
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A written request from the parents indicating that medication be given to
their child.
- A written order from the attending physician stating the name of the
medication, dosage, time to be given, and medication effect.
- Medication be given directly to the homeroom teacher or school secretary
upon arrival.
Sick Children: When a child has a high
temperature, diarrhea, throws up or is generally feeling very unwell,
the parents will be contacted to pick up their child from school.
Lice Policy: When a student is found to have lice, the parents must
contact the school immediately. A head check on students and staff may
be done at that time. A student with lice may return to school only when
they have been fully treated. Written permission may be required from
their doctor.
Physicals: Physicals are required upon entrance of 1st, 5th and 9th
grade, as well as any student coming in from outside of Wisconsin.
Immunizations: The current
Wisconsin State Public Health Law requires that all school children be
immunized as follows for the 2006-2007 school year: |
Grades K - 12
4 DTP/DTaP/DT 3
4 Polio 4
2 MMR 1
3 Hep B
1 Var 5,6 |
| We have an immunization form you can fill out online, then
print it, have it signed by a doctor and a parent/legal
custodian/guardian/Adult student.
Click here (this is an Adobe Acrobat form, if you have
trouble get the latest version here) |
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| A physician's certificate or
previous school record must be presented proof of immunization. |
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