Care for Kids
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    Caring for your Student

     

      


     

     In the Health Office, we work to ensure the health and safety of all students with as little classroom interruption as possible.  We are working on educating the students regarding the reasons to visit the Health Office.

    The 7 B's of when to visit the Health Office

    Bleeding

    Bumped Head

    Broken Bone

    Barfing

    Burning Up (Fever)

    Breathing Trouble

    Bee Sting

    This list is just a brief overview, each student's case is dealt with on an individual basis and will be treated accordingly. 

    When NOT to go to the Nurse's Office

    NYS Law restricts what kind of care can be given in the Health Office.  For this reason, students are not to come to the Health Office for the following reasons:

    • Bugbites - No creams, ointments, sprays, or lotions are allowed to be applied without doctor's orders (Benadryl, After Bite)
    • Chapped lips or skin - No vaseline can be provided

     Reasons a student must be sent home

    • Fever of 100.0 or more
    • Vomiting
    • Diarrhea (multiple episodes)
    • Conjunctivitis (Pink eye) with drainage from eye
    • Impetigo - if multiple lesions are present
    • Unknown rash
Last Modified on May 18, 2020