A student with a temperature of 100 degrees or greater, diarrhea (3 or more watery stools in a 24 hour period) and/or vomiting, may not return to school until they have been fever free, no diarrhea and/or free from vomiting for 24 hours with no medication or medical intervention.  If a student is started on an antibiotic for a communicable illness/infection (strep, impetigo, etc.), they must be on the antibiotic for 24 hours before returning to school.  Information sources: CDC, AAP, Dayton Children’s Medical Center.

If your student will require any prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, vitamins or herbal supplements during school hours you and your licensed health care provider must each complete a Medication Administration Form. 

All medications listed above require a licensed health care provider signature and parent signature to be administered at school. All medications/vitamins/herbal supplements MUST be in the original container with the students name and a label that matches the information the licensed health care provider provided on the Medications Administration Form. There are no exceptions. We will not administer any medication without the correct forms on file, and if a student is caught with medication at school they will be given consequences according to school policy.

Please contact your child's school nurse with any questions or concerns.

Student Forms K-12
7th grade Tdap and Meningococcal vaccine form
12th grade meningococcal vaccine form
Asthma Action Plan
Food Allergy Action Plan
Medication Administration Form
Seizure Action Plan

PreSchool Forms
Preschool Dental Form
Preschool Medical Form

State law requires children in schools to be immunized against serious communicable diseases. Please verify that your child is up-to-date on their vaccinations.

Immunization Exemption Form
Immunization Requirements