• Medications
     
    If your child needs medication during the school day, please remember a parent needs to bring the medication to the school in its original container and sign a "Request for Administration of Medication"  or a "Request for administration for Medication- Spanish" form.
     

    Any daily medication that is given to your child for longer than a two week period, must have a physician signature on the medication form.

    The clinic does not have stock medications.  All over the counter medications must be brought in my a parent/ guardian. 

    The student must be fever free, without the use of Motrin / Tylenol, for 24 hours before returning to school.  The student must also be vomiting and diarrhea free for 24 hours prior to returning to school.

    If your student  requires an Asthma Action Plan, Asthma Action Plan- Spanish,  Food/Insect Allergy Plan, Seizure Disorder, Questionnaire for Parent of Student with Seizure Disorder , Diabetes, or any other Health Condition requiring a care plan please click "Forms" on the left-side menu bar to access any of the above forms. You will also need the Request for Administration for Medication , and Consent to carry, if carrying an inhaler, or epi pen. All forms will need to be signed by the doctor and parent.
     
     
    Students who may need an inhaler, or epi pen, while at school may keep it with them. Georgia law requires a signed medication administration form including a Dr.'s signature, along with the parent and student's be kept on file in the clinic.
     

     
Last Modified on March 9, 2021