Embedded Files
Asthma Action Plan
Allergy Action Plan
Seizure Action Plan
Prescription Medication
Over-The-Counter Medications
Oxygen Administration
Cardiac Action Plan
Diabetes Medical Management Plan
Diet Prescription for Special Meals
Authorization to Administer Specialized Health Services
Health Plan
Health Plan
If your student:
If your student:
Needs an asthma inhaler or nebulizer at school
Has a food or environmental allergy and needs an EpiPen at school
Will need medication given to them during the school day
Has a chronic health condition
Has any other health concerns
Your child may need a Health Plan with the School Nurse
Your child may need a Health Plan with the School Nurse
If you have questions about your child's health needs, please speak with your School Nurse. Contact Us
If you have questions about your child's health needs, please speak with your School Nurse. Contact Us
Prescription medications can be given to your child in the Health Office if:
Prescription medications can be given to your child in the Health Office if:
Your child's healthcare provider fills out the Prescription Medication Authorization Form (link above)
Prescription medication is brought to the health office in its original package from the pharmacy (medication cannot be sent to school with students)
It must have your child's pharmacy label on it
Over the counter (OTC) medications can be given in the Health Office if:
Over the counter (OTC) medications can be given in the Health Office if:
The Over-the-Counter Form (link above) is filled out by the parent/guardian and
The medication is brought to the Health Office in a brand-new and sealed package
Students are not permitted to carry any medications on their person unless the required paperwork has been given to the School Nurse (RRPS policy #1029).
Students are not permitted to carry any medications on their person unless the required paperwork has been given to the School Nurse (RRPS policy #1029).
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