Clinic

Medication: Students are not permitted to bring medication to school, self administer or carry medication with the exception of EpiPens and inhalers.

EpiPens and inhalers may be carried and self administered with proper documentation from the prescribing physician and a parent/guardian. (See the Authorization to Carry and Self-Administer Form in the forms library).

Prescribed medications will be administered through the Clinic at the designated times. All prescribed medication must be brought to school by a parent/guardian and be accompanied by the proper documentation from the prescribing physician and parent/guardian. See the Authorization to Administer Prescribed Medication Form).

Non-prescription medications will be administered through the Clinic. Parents/guardians must bring a new unopened bottle of the medication to the Clinic and complete the proper documentation. (See the Authorization to Administer Non-Prescription Medication Form).

All medications are to be picked up by the parent/guardian by noon on the final day of the school year. Any remaining medication will be destroyed following approved procedures.

Students may not bring medications to the school. All medications must be brought to school by a parent/guardian along with the proper documentation.

Illness: Students will always be permitted to visit the Clinic in case of illness. Any student being dismissed through the Clinic with a fever of 100 or above or vomiting will be required to remain out of school for 24 hours.

Assistive Devices: Students requiring the use of assistive devices after an injury or surgery (crutches, wheelchair, walking boot) must comply with the Assistive Device Policy. (See the Assistive Device Policy and Permission Form). The physician and parent/guardian must complete a permission form for assistive devices to be utilized during school hours.

StethoscopeContact: Dawn Lord

386-446-6732 (phone)
386-446-7662 (fax)



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