The health, welfare and safety of your child are of utmost importance. At times, it may be necessary for your child to take medication. The school nurse or principal’s designee shall be permitted to assist students in taking medication during the school day only if it is not possible for the parent, guardian, child’s physician, or some other adult authorized by the parent or guardian to administer the medication. In the event a student must take medicine during school hours, the guidelines set forth below shall direct the proper handling of all medications at school: Please visit the BCSS website for instructions.

District Clinic Page

• Allergy Emergency Action Plan
• Asthma Plan - English | Spanish
• Diastat Administration Orders
• Diabetic Health Management Plan
• Head Lice Procedure
• Help a Child Smile Dental Information
• Immunizations for 7th Graders
• Infectious Diseases Policy
• Medical Information Release - English | Spanish
• Medication Authorization - English | Spanish
• Medication Regulation Policy
• Meningococcal Vaccine Requirement - 16 year olds entering 11th grade must have a booster MCV4 (Meningococcal) Immunization
• Miscellaneous Student Health Plan
• Scoliosis Screening Letter - English | Spanish
• Scoliosis Form 4400 - English | Spanish
• Seizure Action Plan
• Special Dietary Needs
• Sports Physical Form - English | Spanish
• Student Health Survey - English | Spanish
• Vaccines for Teens - English | Spanish