Medication Authorization Form - English
Medication Authorization Form - Spanish
Action Plans:
Allergic Reaction Plan
Asthma Action Plan
Cardiac Action Plan
Diabetic Action Plan
Encopresis Action Plan
Hemophilia Action Plan
Intermittent Catheterization Action Plan
Mechanical Ventilation Action Plan
Physician's Order for Oral Feeding
Request and Authorization for Healthcare Procedure at School
Seizure Action Plan
Specific Action Plan
Suctioning Action Plan
Tracheostomy Action Plan
Tube Feeding Action Plan
Authorizations:
Authorization to Carry Emergency Medication and/or Medical Technology Equipment
Authorization to Carry Emergency Medication and/or Medical Technology Equipment - SPANISH
Overnight Field Trip Medical Form
Lice Control Guidelines - English
The Cherokee County School District has established the following guidelines in order to prevent the spread of lice to uninfested students. These guidelines have been established to protect the health of the entire student population as well as to protect the feeling and emotional well-being of identified students.
1) Students identified as having an active infestation of lice will be always handled in a discreet and sensitive manner.
2) Any student identified with lice will be isolated from uninfested students. Attempts will be made to contact parents to pick up the child for immediate treatment.
3) Parents will be informed that the child may not return to school until either:
a) The child’s hair has been treated so that there are no longer lice or eggs (nits) present, or
b) The parents provide a written statement from a physician or the Health Department verifying that the child is no longer contagious.
4) All treated students will be rechecked upon their return, even if they present a letter of clearance.
5) If any live lice are found the verification procedure will begin again.
6) Parents who continue to send their children to school without following the prescribed treatment procedures or who fail to send their children back to school treated in a reasonable amount of time will be referred to the proper authorities.
Lice Control Guidelines - Spanish
El Distrito Escolar del Condado de Cherokee ha establecido las siguientes pautas para prevenir la propagación de piojos a estudiantes no infestados. Estas pautas se han establecido para proteger la salud de toda la población estudiantil, así como para proteger el sentimiento y el bienestar emocional de los estudiantes identificados.
1) Los estudiantes identificados con una infestación activa de piojos siempre serán manejados de manera discreta y sensible.
2) Cualquier estudiante identificado con piojos será aislado de los estudiantes no infestados. Se intentará contactar a los padres para recoger al niño para recibir tratamiento inmediato.
3) Se informará a los padres que el niño no puede regresar a la escuela hasta que:
a) El cabello del niño ha sido tratado para que ya no haya piojos ni huevos (liendres) presentes, o
b) Los padres proporcionan una declaración escrita de un médico o del Departamento de Salud que verifique que el niño ya no es contagioso.
4) Todos los estudiantes tratados serán revisados nuevamente a su regreso, incluso si presentan una carta de autorización.
5) Si se encuentran piojos vivos, el procedimiento de verificación comenzará nuevamente.
6) Los padres que continúen enviando a sus hijos a la escuela sin seguir los procedimientos de tratamiento prescritos o que no envíen a sus hijos de regreso a la escuela tratados en un período de tiempo razonable serán remitidos a las autoridades correspondientes.
State-Required Immunizations for Purposes of Student Enrollment (PDF)
