When to stay home
- Illness
When to stay home
General Stay Home Guidelines for Illness:
Your student should stay home if they have:
- Fever of 100 degrees F within the last 24 hours, without the use of fever reducing medication ("Tylenol" or ibuprofen type medicines)
- Diarrhea or vomiting within the last 24 hours
- Uncontrolled cough
- Mucus/sputum that is green or yellow and cannot be contained
- Strep (may return to school 12 hours after start of antibiotic)
- Chicken pox (may return when pox are crusted over)
- An open wound that cannot be covered
Contagious Diseases
Please inform the health office if your child has been diagnosed by a physician with any highly contagious disease. The information will be kept confidential, but it is important to prevent the spread of disease. Contact Health office for:
- COVID-19 symptoms
- Strep
- Chicken pox or shingles
- Fifth's disease
- Head lice, even after treatment
- Influenza
- Pertussis (whooping cough)
- Impetigo
- An open wound that cannot be covered
- B2S
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Students must have documentation of their immunization status for certain diseases in order to attend school, as required by state law.
Feeling sick. Stay home. This will help spread contagious illnesses, including COVID-19, and keep our kids learning in school.