Reminder:
Any student that vomits should stay home for 24 hours (Next School Day) after their last episode of vomiting. Any student that has a fever should stay home for 24 hours (Next School Day) after their last fever and should be fever free without the use of over-the-counter medications (i.e. Acetaminophen, Ibuprofen).

Medication Administration Policy, Procedures and Forms

• ADHD Care

• Asthma Care

• Bee Sting Care

• Diabetes Care

• Emergency Illness/Health History

• Epinephrine Stock Medication Procedure and Anaphylaxis Management

• Food Allergy

• General Care

• Health History

• Immunization Record

• Seizure - Emergency Care

• Over The Counter Consent - This form is used for medications that are on hand at school. (Should be for occasional use only)

• Request For Giving Medication - This form is used for over the counter medication sent to school from home, such as Tylenol, Ibuprofen, cold or allergy medication. This can also be used for prescription medications but a medical provider's signature is required for prescription medications to be administered at school.

  
  

Immunization Information

• Wisconsin Immunization Requirements

• Public Immunization Record Access

• Student Immunization Record

• Covid Vaccine Info

Health Services Provided

Our school health room staff are trained in basic first aid and medication administration.

If an incident or injury is severe, a medical emergency response team (consisting of staff trained in CPR, first aid and administration of emergency medication such as inhalers or Epipens) will respond and 911 will be called, if needed. There are bleeding control stations and an AED in each school.

Certain health problems can be a barrier to optimal learning. In order to identify some of the more frequently occurring problems, our school district conducts the following screenings:

• Vision: Kindergarten, 2nd, 4th, 6th & 8th grades

• Dental: 4K through 12th grade

• Hearing: Kindergarten & 2nd grade