Medication Policy

I am happy to assist students who need medications at school. All medication must be brought to the school by a parent, guardian, or designated adult; a child may not bring their own medication to school. All medication must be in the original container clearly labeled with a pharmacy label. A written doctor's order is also required. Medication, both prescription and over the counter, requires written consent from the parent or guardian (please see Hold Harmless Forms). All doctor's orders and Hold Harmless Forms must be renewed annually.

Immunization and Physical Exam Information

All students enrolled in Nashua schools must fulfill the immunization requirements in accordance to NH State law. A report of a physical exam is also required upon entrance to school. You may also link to the State of NH for immunization requirements.

The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services highly encourages that when your child turns 11 years old, they receives a Tdap vaccination.  The New Hampshire State Immunization Laws require this immunization be received prior to the start of 7th grade.

Health and Wellness

GOOD NUTRITION FEEDS HEALTHY LEARNING! Making sure your child starts their day with a healthy breakfast is important. Breakfast provides your body and brain with energy it needs to be healthy, to grow and to learn! Snack-time is also an important part of your child's day, please be sure to provide your child with a nutritious snack each day. The Nashua School District has adopted a Wellness Policy as directed by the Federal and State Department of Education.