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The health care provider’s signature indicates that your child has been instructed on the proper use of their
inhaler and that your child is responsible for administering it to himself/herself without supervision. The
form can be faxed to the doctor and then faxed back to the school nurse.
9. If my child is sick, why can't I bring them medicine and send them back to class?
You can, unless your child has a fever, vomiting, two episodes of diarrhea, a rash that may be contagious,
or any other condition that the school nurse or administrator believe may be contagious or disruptive to
the class or teacher.
10. What happens to my child’s medication at the end of the school year?
All medications not picked-up by parents by the last day of school will be destroyed. Should you have
questions about medication at school, feel free to contact our school nurse.
Important Health Concern
If your child has any medical conditions such as Asthma, Allergies, Seizures or Diabetes, please notify the
school nurse.
Resources
If you do not have health insurance for your child and would like assistance, feel free to stop by the clinic.
The school nurse has information regarding Community Resources for Free medical care, immunizations
etc.
I am looking forward to meeting you and your child. My clinic hours are Monday through Friday, 6:45 a.m.
- 2:15 p.m. If you have any questions, please stop by the clinic or call me.
Lisa Dishman, School Nurse
833-3614 Ext. 642 833-3410 Fax