Please keep your child's Emergency Card information up-to-date (contact phone numbers, allergies, name of doctor, etc.). You can complete a paper copy provided by the school or update the information online through the Parent Portal.


If you need to drop off medication for your child to have in the clinic, this can be done before school starts.

 

Here are links to the required forms for medication/allergy action plans/asthma action plans/seizure action plans.

 

 

Examples of Routine Health-Related Services 

Physical Health Services:

  • Injury evaluation and first aid care

  • State mandated health screenings (vision, hearing, spinal, acanthosis)

  • Lice screening

  • Assessment and care for illness or physical symptoms while at school

  • Coordination of health services

  • Heat illness prevention and injury support for student athletes

  • Hygiene support

Mental Health Services: 

  • Short-term individual counseling

  • Comprehensive student-success needs assessment (academic related behavior needs like study skills and school involvement, not for mental health diagnostic purposes) 

  • Social-emotional skill-building or group counseling

  • Support during crisis, including assessment following a reported concern of student self-harm or harm to others

  • Referral to external providers, if needed (with additional consent)

What this Consent Does Not Include: 

  • Formal medical or psychological diagnosis

  • Prescription or over-the-counter medication administration without proper authorization

  • Ongoing therapy or treatment requiring parental notification under law

These activities would require separate written consent and parental involvement, unless in emergency or legally exempt circumstances. 

 

If you do not consent to school health-related services, or do not submit this form, school staff will not be able to provide any physical or mental care for your child - except in cases of a life-threatening emergency.