Please Note....... 
The county policy on student medication requires a written order form from a doctor before ANY medication can be sent to school. The doctor should have a Medication Order Form at the office to complete at your child's visit. There is a section on the form for you as parent to sign before it is given to the school. Students may carry asthma inhalers and Epi-pens if the doctor has marked permission on the Medication form and the School Nurse has approved after initial assessment. The parent/guardian MUST bring the medication to school. Medications are not to be transported to and from school by students. All medications MUST be in the original bottle.
WHEN TO KEEP YOUR CHILD HOME FROM SCHOOL
IF THEY HAVE:
• A temperature of 100.2 degrees or above
• Experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 (See RCS Updated COVID-19 Protocols)
• An undiagnosed rash suggestive of contagious disease
• Repeated episodes of vomiting or diarrhea
• A headache accompanied by fever or vomiting
• Is persistently crying, irritable, has difficulty breathing or other signs of illness
• Eyes red with discharge
Student must be excluded from school and not return until they are 24 hours fever free without Tylenol or other fever reducing medications AND have improvement in symptoms.
Please make sure that your child is current with needed immunizations!