Health/Nursing

• State-mandated vaccines for school entry in Ohio
  • CDC vaccine schedules
  • Recommended child, adolescent immunization schedule (ages 18 or younger)
• Download OH Medical Forms
  • Medication Administration Form
  • Authorization to Carry Emergency Medication
  • 2022 - Ohio-Mandated Vaccinations
  • Recommended Vaccinations for Preteens and Teens
  • State of Ohio Legal Immunization Waiver
  • 7th Grade Shots / 12th Grade Shots
  • Over-the-Counter Medication Authorization
• Grade 7 Vaccine requirements: One (1) dose of Tdap vaccine and One (1) dose of Meningococcal vaccine (refer to school-mandated vaccine Grade 7 form above)
• Grade 12 Vaccine Requirements: One (1) dose of Meningococcal vaccine (refer to the school-mandated vaccine Grade 12 form above)

(NOTE: All vaccinations required for school entry in the state of Ohio are monitored and tracked by the health professionals. Questions? Please call the health office.

Refer to Diabetes Youth Services for additional information. Navigate the DYS website for additional education and downloadable forms to be used in the school setting (Diabetes Youth Services website)

• Please advise nurse prior to start of school year on any food allergy 
• Plan a meeting with nurse to discuss allergies
• Have a medication administration form provided to nurse prior to school entry
• Provide nurse with Epinephrine Pen or other life-saving medication required for child while in school
• Additional resource: Living with food allergies

• Due to recent CoVid-19 guidelines, the Nurse will not be allowed to administer nebulizer treatments in school, please call the Nurse if this is applicable to your child
• The Nurse requests a space chamber for inhaler usage while at school
• Download medication administration form and provide the Nurse with form and medication
• If child needs to carry inhaler while in school, download medication form to carry medication
• Additional resource: Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America

• Your child must be fever-free for 24 hours before being allowed to return to school, without any administration of fever reducing medication
• Additional resources:
  • Fighting the Flu
  • Understanding influenza viruses (CDC)
  • The Flu: A Guide For Parents
  • How to know if you have the flu: Flu symptoms

• Provide Nurse with emergency action plan written by Physician office
• Provide Nurse with emergency anti-seizure medication
• Plan to meet with Intervention Specialist Director and Nurse to discuss seizure treatment plan at school
• Additional resource: Types of seizures