Welcome to the JBES Nurse's Office
Keep your child home when ill
If your child has had a high fever (100 degrees or higher) or has been vomiting, please keep home for 24 hours after the fever resolves without using fever-reducing medication.
Please notify the school nurse of any communicable disease such as strep throat, impetigo, chicken pox, or hepatitis.
Informing the nurse of your child's symptoms help us track any trends (see bottom of page) in our school community and caution others.
Free COVID-19 test kits are available in the Nurse's office for all students and staff. Contact s_rodriguez@sau9.org to request.
If registering please give a copy to school of:
a birth certificate,
physical within the last year,
immunization record,
and proof of residency.
Medication
If your child requires prescription medications (including epi-pens, inhalers, and insulin) to be taken at school, the permission for medication at school form (link above) must be completed and signed by both the physician and the parent/guardian.
Medical Documentation
a copy of the most recent physical and immunization record from the doctor.
an updated Emergency Plan from the doctor for Asthma, Food Allergies, Anaphylaxis, Bee Sting Allergies, and Seizures. If the student had this previously, but not anymore - please get a note from the doctor stating it is no longer an issue and does not require medication.
Physical Examination
All students are to have a physical examination in accordance with ED311.03. Proof of physical examination is a signed, dated summary of findings of a completed physical examination performed by a licensed health care provider.
A current physical (within 1 calendar year) should be on file. Please send in a copy of the physicals when they are done.
Resources for Parents, Guardians, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles, and anyone who cares about a child.
Drugs and Alcohol: https://www.naturalhigh.org/for-parents/
Making the Internet Safe: https://youtu.be/jygphw9rj4E?feature=shared