School Nurse
School Nurse
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🚩 PARENTS 🚩 IMPORTANT
Action Required: Routine Health Services Consent Form is Due Sept 1st.
If this form is not completed by September 1, 2025, or if services are denied: school staff will be unable to provide your child with routine physical or mental health services (such as basic first aid or wellness checks).
As part of SB 12, Texas public school districts are now required to seek consent from parents prior to providing any health services to students. Starting Sept. 1, 2025, state law (Senate Bill 12) requires parents to give annual consent before school staff can provide ANY routine health services such as first aid, screenings, or short-term counseling. This consent is not implied, this consent was not offered during registration this year. Without this consent, only emergency, life-saving care may be given. PARENTS must complete the Routine Health Services Consent Form by Sept. 1, 2025 for each child!
Beginning Monday, September 1, when SB12 goes into effect, students without a signed consent will be placed on the Denied Treatment List. This means that teachers/staff/nurses will NOT be able to provide even simple care, such as applying a bandaid. In addition, if your child is not feeling well, we will NOT be able to check their temperature for fever. In these cases, staff will call you to pick up your child - this will count as a parental excuse, NOT a nurse excuse, since we are unable to assess child.
What does the law say? Learn more on the district website.
Parents will need to log in to their Guardian Account to access and complete the consent form. If you are having trouble with your login, please contact ISRegistration@friscoisd.org for assistance. Complete the Routine Health Services Consent Form to allow Frisco ISD to continue taking care of students’ routine health needs.
Please do not ignore this step. You tie my hands at being able to help your child if they are sick or injured.
I need you to respond and complete the consents. I appreciate your diligence to this important matter.
This MUST be down through the link, there is NOT a paper one because the forms are tracked and used to update our system as they are processed. Support has been playing catch-up with help requests, so it may take time to get to you if you have already reached out.
Tip - Be sure you are logging in through your guardian account. It may help to use a different internet browser.
Email for help: ISRegistration@friscoisd.org These are given yearly during registration for your students, check your email folder for something from: fisdportal
*If a parent wants to change their mind from NO to YES, they can simply log back into the portal & change it to YES. If a parent needs more help, they can email: ISRegistration@friscoisd.org or call 469.633.6222
I’ve been a nurse for 19 years and am proud to call Frisco home, where I live with my wonderful husband, our three children, and our beloved pets. I'm here to support our students amd staff —please don’t hesitate to reach out with any health-related concerns about your child.
My website is a great resource, offering helpful information including answers to frequently asked questions, school health policies, and required medical forms.
Thank you for partnering with me to help ensure the health and safety of your child while they’re at school. My goal is to eliminate health-related barriers to learning and promote optimal wellness for our students. By ensuring students are healthy and safe, the school nurse helps them stay in school and ready to learn, which ultimately contributes to their academic success and lifelong achievement.
At LTHS, our goal is to keep every student as safe and healthy as possible. If your child has any medical conditions, please complete the appropriate forms. Once filled out, forms can be submitted to the Trailblazer Clinic in person or by fax.
Thank you,
Christina Salgado, RN
Lebanon Trail High School Nurse
Phone: 469-633-6608
Fax: 469-633-6658
salgadoc@friscoisd.org
The Clinic is open from 8:40-4:45 school days.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Health Services - Info on all health related questions
Disease Prevention & Mitigation
Medication Consent - If you would like your child to have access to over-the-counter medications such as Tylenol, Motrin, Benadryl, cough drops, Tums, or throat strips while at school, please complete the Medication Consent Form. Students may receive up to 10 doses of these approved medications. After that, a physician’s note is required.
Please note: Any other over-the-counter medications not listed must have a doctor’s signature on the consent form.
*This form needs to accompany any health forms/Action Plans/Doctor notes, this form allows school personnel to administer the medication you have provided.
Healthy Students Learn Better - It is the parent's responsibility to assess if your student is well enough to attend school for the day prior to campus arrival.
Our campus health office is not an entry point to medical care. If your student requires medical evaluation, please contact their medical practitioner.
SCHOOL NURSING =
~ Promote a healthy school environment while managing school health policies and programs.
~ Advocate for kids coming to school and staying in class, healthy, focused & ready to learn.
~ Assist in the attainment of optimum health for each student.
~ Help prepare the student to assume responsibility for his or her own health.
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