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General Health Policy for Children

If a child is sent home with a communicable disease, he/she can only return with a medical excuse from a physician stating that the child is no longer contagious and may be safely involved in group activities.

If a child needs to have medicine administered during school hours, we must have written authorization from the parent requesting us to do so. Medication must be clearly labeled with the child's full name, kept away from children, and returned to the parent at the end of the day. Parents must complete an "Authorization for Dispensing Medicine" form which is kept in the office. A teacher will initial the form in the appropriate area after administering the medication.

If a child displays any of the symptoms listed below, he/she will be isolated from the other children and the parents will be contacted. If the parents cannot be reached, we will call one of the emergency telephone numbers listed on the application form. Arrangements must be made to have the child picked up within one hour. Symptoms of special concern are:

Diarrhea (more than one loose stool)
Severe coughing
Difficult or irregular breathing
Yellowish skin or eyes
Pink eye
(eye does not necessarily have to be pink but may be discharging mucus)

Sore throat
Unusual spots or rashes
Vomiting
Severe itching of body or scalp
Fever of 100 degrees F. or more
Extreme or unusual behavior

 

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Monday - Friday
6:30a.m. - 6:00p.m.

Important Forms:

Age Level Readiness

Child Comes Home Messy

Discipline Policy

Enrollment Policy

Flyer preschool

General Health Policy

Goals of Pre-K

Mission Statement

lk Rate Sheet

Rate Sheet

Unacceptable Behavior Policy