From the School Nurse

Medication authorization form to be filled out by the parent and physician/NP when medication is needed to be kept at school. 

Special Meals forms are for students that require a special diet at school or modification of lunch tray (i.e type 1 diabetes, food allergies, conditions or medications that cause food to be omitted from diet).

If your child has been diagnosed by a healthcare professional with any of the following health concerns, you will need an Emergency Action Plan (EAP). This form is to be completed by a physician/NP and returned to the school nurse.

ASTHMA, DIABETES, EPILEPSY, ANAPHYLAXIS, OR ANY HEALTH CONDITION REQUIRING EMERGENCY MEDICATION TO BE KEPT AT SCHOOL

Information on immunization requirements for school attendance. 

Upward Smiles provides free dental screenings to the Farmington School District yearly and follows up with treatment via the mobile dental van.

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The school nurse will do screenings for head lice per their discretion and per request of staff or parents. If a student is found to have a live louse (bug), the child will be sent home. The child may return to school once they have been treated with a lice treatment product and no live bugs are seen. When the child returns to school, they should be accompanied by a parent/guardian. The child's hair will be rechecked by the school nurse and if they are found to be free of live bugs, the child will return to class.