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MEDICATION POLICY<br />

Section 49423 of the California Education Code provides that any student who is required to take<br />

medication, a medical test, or medical treatment may be assisted by <strong>school</strong> personnel. Before a student<br />

receives assistance with the administration of prescription or over-the-counter medication, medical<br />

monitoring or medical test, an Authorization Medical Form must be completed. This form may be<br />

obtained from the <strong>school</strong> office. Students may carry and self-administer prescription auto-injectable<br />

epinephrine upon the <strong>school</strong>’s receipt of specified written confirmation and authorization from the<br />

student’s physician and parent.<br />

Containers for medicine and medical equipment must be labeled by a California pharmacist. The label<br />

must indicate the student’s name, prescribing physician’s name, time of administration, the<br />

circumstance in which the medication is to be administered, dosage, expiration date and the name and<br />

telephone number of the pharmacy. Over-the-counter medications must be in the original container and<br />

packaging. The parent or guardian should personally deliver the medication, medical equipment,<br />

medical test, treatment equipment, and supplies to the <strong>school</strong> office or send the medication and supplies<br />

with a designated adult.<br />

At the conclusion of the <strong>school</strong> year a parent, guardian or designated adult shall take all remaining<br />

medication home. All medication not returned home will be disposed of at the close of each <strong>school</strong><br />

year.<br />

REQUIREMENTS:<br />

· all medication requires a written plan on forms provided by the <strong>school</strong> district<br />

· prescription medication requires doctor’s written instructions and a physician’s signature<br />

· <strong>school</strong> medication forms for doctors and parents are available in the office.<br />

· students may not transport or carry medications without <strong>school</strong> approval, whether over-thecounter<br />

or prescription medicine<br />

· parents must supply the needed medications to the <strong>school</strong><br />

· the prescription bottle MUST match the doctor’s orders<br />

We will do whatever is necessary to ensure the health and safety of your child while at <strong>school</strong>. Our<br />

district nurse, Sandy Waterman, is easily reached and is available for consultation when ever necessary.<br />

She can be reached at (925) 313-0414 ext. 2119.<br />

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