Student Health Information

Please see the forms to be completed if your child has been diagnosed with asthma, allergies to food, medicines, environmental, or anaphylaxis:

Asthma Action Plan 2024
Student Allergy Information Form
Anaphylaxis Plan 2024

• Food Allergies

• Epi-Pen

Heads Up CDC

Signs and Symptoms of Concussion CDC

Diabetes Overview

Diabetes Medical Management Plan (DMMP)

Blood Sugar

Eating Disorders Letter to Families

Fentanyl Awareness informational one-sheet required under House Bill 1473

Please complete this form if your child will need to take medication at school:

New Parent Medication Consent Form
Medication Parent Letter

Virginia Department of Health Back to School Vaccination Information

VA Immunization requirements: Visit your child’s healthcare provider for an exam and immunizations to complete school entrance forms. ALL STUDENTS: For these forms to be complete, your child will need these immunizations (or a completed religious exemption certificate):

Kindergarten: 4 doses of DTaP , 4 doses of Polio, 2 Doses of Hepatitis A, 3 doses of Hepatitis B, 2 doses of MMR, 2 Doses of Varicella

Grade 7: Tdap, Meningococcal, *HPV
*Note: parents or guardians may opt for their child
not to receive the HPV vaccine.

Grade 12: Meningococcal

Vaccination Consent Forms
English
Spanish

7th Grade Required Vaccines
HPV
Tdap (tetanus,diphtheria and pertussis)
MenACWY (meningococcalACWY)

12th Grade Required Vaccines
MenACWY (meningococcalACWY)

General Scoliosis Information

Parents/guardians of children grades 5th-10th will receive a google form to participate in scoliosis screening through ParentSquare every January.

General information about seizures

General Seizure Action Plan

Seizure First Aid

Reasons to Keep Your Child Home from School: 

• Temperature of 100.0 degrees or higher: Fever is an indication of an illness. Please keep your child home until your child is fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication. If the fever continues for more than 2-3 days or is 102.0 or higher, please consult with a health care provider. 
• Vomiting or diarrhea within the last 24 hours. 
• Chickenpox or other contagious rashes 
• Strep Throat: Your child must be evaluated by a healthcare provider.  Your child may return to school when they have completed at least 12hours of antibiotic use, is fever free and symptoms are improving.
• Conjunctivitis, Commonly referred to as "pink-eye": Your child must be evaluated by a healthcare provider before returning to school. If diagnosed with bacterial conjunctivitis, the child should remain home while symptomatic or until 24 hours of antibiotic treatment has been completed.
• Head lice:  Your child must be treated with a lice shampoo and be "nit free" before returning to school.  
• Ringworm: Your child must be treated with an antifungal preparation before returning to school

Over the counter medication may be administered by staff if:

1. The medication is brought in the original bottle by the parent and delivered to the office; and
2. The appropriate form is filled out and signed by the parent

Prescription medication may be administered by staff if: 

1. The medication is brought in the original bottle by the parent and delivered to the office; and
2. The appropriate form is filled out and signed by the doctor and the parent

Vision and Hearing Procedural Safeguards