Phone (760) 631-5209

Extension 1049

Fax (760) 631-5230

 

The Health Office is located on the attendance side of the office.

 

 

We ask families to help us ensure all student records are up to date for their children.

 

California Law now permits the self-administration of the Epi-Pen and asthma inhalers only. All other medications must be kept in the health office.

 

Students MAY NOT carry any over-the-counter medications, they must be kept in the Health Office along with a Medication Authorization Form (located at the bottom of page) signed by both a doctor and the parent or guardian.

 

 

 

Links:

 

San Diego Immunization Branch

 

 

 

 

 

HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDELINES

The following guidelines have been established to provide a safe school environment that is conducive to learning and ensure student safety and the prevention of student injury.

 

Please refer to the following guidelines to determine if your child’s needs would be best met by coming to school or staying at home. All students benefit from a healthy classroom environment and are most successful when rested and feeling good. Thank you for your assistance.

 

Send to School

❑  Fever free for 24 hours without fever medication

❑  No vomiting in the last 24 hours

❑  No diarrhea in the last 24 hours

❑  Minor cold symptoms

❑  Asthma responsive to medication

❑  With a doctor’s clearance following hospitalization, orthopedic injury or communicable disease

 

Keep at Home

❑  Fever in the last 24 hours

❑  Vomiting in the last 24 hours

❑  Diarrhea in the last 24 hours

❑  Signs of illness that interfere with learning, sleep, activity or play

❑  Cold symptoms such as frequent coughing and or nasal discharge that do not respond to

medication.

 

See Health Practitioner and Keep Home

❑  Complaints of ear pain or drainage from ears

❑  Any nasal discharge which persists over 14 days duration

❑  A persistent sore throat with fever or rash

❑  Undiagnosed skin rash or sores with redness, swelling, or fluid

❑  Redness of the eye with discharge or swelling

❑  Asthma not responding to medication, peak flow 50% or less, or treatment required more than

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