1. MEDICATION AT SCHOOL
• NO cough drop, Tylenol, Tums etc – Please do NOT send to school. Kids like to share cough drops like candy and we can run into big problems. Cough drops are available in nurse office.

• All medication must be delivered by parent/guardian in original packaging. Prescription medication must have a current prescription label attached.
• Please contact the school nurse to complete a permission form if prescription medication needs to be administered to your student during the school year.
• If your student currently has asthma, diabetes, seizures, or history of sever allergies/anaphylaxis please contact the school nurse to start an action plan for the current year.

2. TOO SICK FOR SCHOOL?
• Fever of 100 degree or higher
• Vomiting within 24 hours
• Diarrhea within 24 hours
• Crusty and or discharge and redness around eye
• Sore throat, headache, or stomachache
• Untreated lice
3. GLASSES
• Free glasses at no cost – talk with your school nurse
4. HEALTH SCREENING

K, 1, 3, 5 and new to district students will receive health screening.  Additionally, a screening may take place if requested by a teacher, parent, or in-school intervention team referral. The health screening includes height, weight, blood pressure, vision, hearing, dental and postural assessment on 5^th grade girls.  You will receive a referral if these basic screening test indicate that further testing or follow-up is necessary. When additional follow-up is necessary you will receive a referral letter for health care provider. No permission slip will be sent home. To opt out please email rachel.lund@matsuk12.us