MEDICATIONS IN SCHOOL

Downloadable medication permission forms are below. 

Parents are encouraged to administer medication to children at home whenever possible. If your child requires medication administration during school hours, please speak with the school nurse and review the following forms, policies, and regulations. 

SEVERE ALLERGIES

• Epi-Pens and Benadryl can be kept in the nurse's office. Notify the school nurse if you are unable to print the following forms as one can be sent/mailed home.

ASTHMA

• Children can self-carry their inhalers if the appropriate paperwork is on file in the health office. Otherwise, medication needs to be kept in school. Notify the school nurse if you are unable to print the following forms as one can be sent/mailed home.

DAILY MEDICATIONS

• After a physician-completed permission to medicate form is reviewed by the school nurse, you and your child's teacher as well as the nurse will work out the optimal time for daily administration of medication.

PLEASE NOTE

• Students CANNOT transport medication to or from school. The medication must be dropped off to the school nurse by a parent/guardian. This is to ensure student safety and proper handling of medication.

DAILY MEDS, AS-NEEDED MEDS
Permission to Administer Medication Form

ASTHMA MEDICATIONS, INHALERS, NEBULIZERS
Asthma Action Plan & Permission Form

EPINEPHERINE & BENADRYL
Allergy Action Plan & Epinephrine/Benadryl Form

SEIZURE ACTION PLAN & MEDS FORM
Seizure Action Plan & Med Form

WELL CHILD HEALTH PHYSICAL FORMS
Universal Child Health Record

STSD Medication Administration Policy     |     STSD Medication Administration Regulation