A condition in which a person's airways become inflamed, narrow and swell, and produce extra mucus, which makes it difficult to breathe.

If your child has a self carry and administer order we still need the order for school. Please remind your child to carry the emergency inhaler with them at all times, especially during PE. The health office staff can also carry an extra inhaler in their emergency bag.

If your child has asthma and needs an inhaler at school please complete the Asthma Action Plan (below) and Medication Administration Request.

An allergy is a heightened sensitivity to a foreign substance that causes the body's defense system to overreact when defending itself. The severity of an allergic reaction can vary from mild discomfort to life threatening situations.

Please note that our cafeteria does serve peanut products and other items that may cause your child to have an allergic reaction. Please educate your child on how to read ingredient lists on packaging and be aware of the foods they are eating. Also, educate your child on the signs of an allergic reaction and when they should see the nurse.

If you child has allergies please complete the Allergy Action Plan (below).  If your child is allergic to food please complete the Meal Accommodation Form.  In addition, if specific medications are necessary, such as antihistamine or epinephrine please have your physician complete the Medication Administration Request.

Students with either insulin dependent Diabetes, or Diabetes that is controlled with oral medication will meet with the school nurse and school site team annually to review and updated healthcare plans.  Each school year, we require that your physician provide the school district with updated medical orders. 

Please remember to provide juice and snacks for you child to carry with them and have extra in the health office in the event of hypoglycemia. 

For additional information regarding managing Diabetes in the school setting please refer to http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/parents-and-kids/diabetes-care-at-school/written-care-plans/?referrer=https://www.google.com/ .

If your child is has a new health condition or is new to our school please complete this form so that we can better help your child. You can turn this in to your school site nurse.