Forms and Information
- Anaphylaxis Physician Order (Epi-pen)
- Anaphylaxis Physician Order (Epi-pen)
- Anaphylaxis Physician Order (Epi-pen) (Spanish)
- Asthma Parent Consent
- Asthma Parent Consent (Spanish)
- CDPH Guidance for Schools on Sports and Outdoor Activities During Extreme Heat
- Diabetic Kit Supply
- ISHP Diabetic Parent Consent
- ISHP Diabetic Parent Consent (Spanish)
- Medication or Epi-pen Orders
- Medication or Epi-pen Orders
- Medication or Epi-pen Orders (Spanish)
- Parent Authorization for Specialized Physical Healthcare Procedure
- Special Meal Accommodation Order
- Seizure Treatment Order Form
Health Services
The Health Services Department supports students with physical, social-emotional, and mental health resources. Each school site has a health office staffed with a full time School Nurse (RN), health technician and License Vocation Nurse. The health office is open throughout the school day from 8:15 to 4:30pm.
COVID-19 Public Health Guidance for K-12 Schools, 2022-2023 School Year
Visit the CDC website for more information on symptoms of COVID-19.
Visit the CDPH website for more information on school guidance IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENT NO SHOTS? NO SCHOOL.
State law requires that all students under age 18 years, TK through grade 12, be immunized against certain diseases unless they are exempt for medical reasons. At the time of registration, the school is required to have proof that your child has received all currently due immunizations. Check with your pediatrician, family physician or medical clinic to make sure your child is fully immunized. Your child may be excluded from attending school if these requirements are not met. Visit CDPH website for more informationon immunization requirement.
MEDICAL EXEMPTIONS
Starting January 1, 2021
- Medical exemptions can only be issued through the California Immunization Registry – Medical Exemption website ( CAIR - ME ) by licensed physicians in California.
- Schools and child care facilities may only accept from parents new medical exemptions that are issued using CAIR-ME.
MANDATED HEARING AND VISION SCREENINGS
California law (EC 49452, EC 49454, 17 CCR 2951) and district policy (BP 5141.3) require all students in 10 th/11th grades (hearing only) as well as students upon first enrollment in a California public school shall receive vision and hearing screenings performed by the school Nurse or other authorized person during the school year. If there is an abnormal finding, parents will be notified by letter. Please contact the school Nurse if you have any concerns regarding your child and the screening process. MEDICATIONS AT SCHOOL GUIDELINE The California Education Codestates that any student who is required to take medication prescribed by a physician during the regular school day, may be assisted by the school nurse or other designated school personnel if the district receives: (1.) a written statement from the physician detailing the method, amount and time schedules that the medication is to be taken and (2.) a written statement from the student's parent/guardian authorizing the school district to administer the medication. (EC 49422, 49423) Please do not send your child to school with medication in their backpack to take on their own.