Nurse's Office Services

No medication can be administered at school, even over the counter medications like Tylenol, without the proper written medication authorization form completed by your child's heal care provider (see handbook).

At the beginning of each school year, you update the emergency contact information we have for your child through paperwork that we send you.

Please remember to inform the school if there are any changes during the year.

There are many respiratory illnesses circulating - the “common cold”, Influenza, COVID-19, and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV).  These illnesses have many overlapping symptoms – runny nose, cough, and fever. If your child exhibits any of these symptoms follow our Daily Health Assessment to determine if the student should come to school.

If your child tests positive for COVID-19, reach out to your healthcare provider for advice. 

Consider getting Flu and COVID-19 vaccines, as these are considered the most effective ways to prevent serious illness from these respiratory diseases.  Here is the link to the new respiratory disease guidance.

Please see this form for important information about requesting medication administration in school.  

Allergy Emergency Care Plan/Medical Authorization Form

Asthma Action Plan

State of Connecticut Department of Education Health Assessment Form

Medication Authorization Form

SeizureActionPlan2020.pdf

Immunization Requirements

Grade 10 Physical Form

Parents, please see the following attachments for a copy of the Opt Out letter if you choose not to have the Epi pen administered to your child.

English Opt Out Letter

Spanish Opt Out Letter