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Office hours:
Office hours:
7:30 am to 3:00 pm.
Phone number:
Phone number:
860-652-7810
Fax number:
Fax number:
860-652-4923
Contacting our Nurses
Contacting our Nurses
Please remember that our school nurses should be contacted by phone or email only. They do not log into ParentSquare. Important and timely medical or absence messages should always be called in. Nurses who are busy helping students check phone messages regularly.
Reminders and Notices
Reminders and Notices
School Absence
School Absence
To report your child absent or tardy due to illness, please call 860-652-7810.
To report your child absent for any other reason, please call the main office 860-652-7800.
Homework assignments are available on teacher websites.
Physical Exams
Physical Exams
The State of Connecticut requires that a physical exam be conducted in either 5th or 6th grade, prior to students entering the 7th grade. Students not in compliance will be excluded from starting 7th grade until the information is provided.You and your physician must complete the Connecticut State Health Assessment form. The form is available in the left sidebar.
Medication
Medication
Students are not permitted to carry any medication in school without proper authorization.This includes Tylenol, Advil or any over-the-counter medication. State law and the Glastonbury Board of Education requires an Authorization for the Administration of Medication by School Personnel Form be completed by a Doctor, Dentist, APRN or Physician's Assistant. The form must also be signed by a parent or guardian. Medication must be brought to the health office in the original labeled container. ALL medication must be kept in the health office; Students may not carry medication except in certain emergency situations. Epi Pens and Asthma Inhalers may be self administered and self carried if it is indicated on the Medication Administration Form. A new form is required every school year. Controlled substances must be brought in to the health office by a parent. Please download the form from the left sidebar. Please call with any questions.
Cough Drops
Cough Drops
A parent note is required allowing a student to use cough drops. Cough drops are not supplied by the school and must be brought from home. The parent note is to be brought to the school nurse with the cough drops. The student will go to the Health Office and request the cough drop if needed.
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Evening Program
The Glastonbury Public Schools Human Growth and Development Evening Program consists of a series of three evening sessions presented throughout the school year. Beginning in October, there will be 8 sessions offered. The program has been designed for both parents and students in grades 4, 5, and 6 (10 years or older) attending Glastonbury Public Schools.
For more information, including the schedule of sessions and the application for the program, please visit the Human Growth and Development page.
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