New students, and any returning students with new health concerns/conditions (ex: diabetes, asthma, food allergies, seizures, etc.), are required to complete the appropriate medical paperwork. This paperwork is to be provided to the clinic at the beginning of every school year. *Email or bring in completed paperwork, along with any corresponding medication(s), to the nurse either at the open house event or on the first day of school.
The appropriate campus nurse will reach out via email to parents of new students or returning students with new health concerns/conditions to schedule a meeting-phone call or virtual video call-before the start of the school year to discuss the condition(s) and all pertinent health information.
ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN! Dont forget to get your Flu/ Covid 19 vaccine for you & your family .
For more information on flu vaccination, signs & symptoms of Flu CLICK HERE: FLU
10/1/26 The GA DPH has issued a health alert regarding an increase in measles in the Atlanta area. Measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world and can lead to serious health problems, especially in babies and young children. Fortunately, measles is a vaccine-preventable illness. For further information on prevention, signs and symptoms of measles please go to: American Academy of Pediatrics information on measles
School Health Presentation 1/29/26
Supporting Students to be Healthy, Safe & Ready to Learn
Topics covered in the slides posted below include information on school nursing services, student sick policies and procedures, diabetes type 1 & 2, sudden cardiac death (SCD) warning signs and symptoms, water safety, medical emergencies at school, code blue procedures, and stop the bleed safety measures.