EpiPens/Allergy Emergency Plan

• If your child's physician has prescribed an EpiPen that needs to be kept in the clinic please, complete the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan 

• Please, make sure form has both parent and physician signatures

• Your students EpiPen needs to have a prescription label on it/the box - we cannot accept it without a label

• If an antihistamine is ordered, please provide this medication with your EpiPen - ideally we would prefer a brand new, unopened box or bottle

• If your student has a food allergy but cannot provide an EpiPen to keep in the clinic, we have stock EpiPens that may be used in case of an emergency

Special Meal Accommodation Form

• This is a new form this year that will help to ensure your student does not get any foods they are allergic to in the cafeteria

• Just as a reminder, the cafeteria DOES NOT serve any nut products however there are other foods served that do contain allergens such as eggs, sesame, etc.

• This form does need a doctor's signature

• It is not required to be filled out but it is highly recommended for all students with food allergies who plan to eat food provided by the cafeteria