Medications at School

Students are not allowed to carry any medication on their person. Violations can result in suspension. 

Most inhalers are kept in the clinic unless ordered by the physician to be kept on person.  Parents must sign a Medication Authorization Form for all inhalers as well as submitting a Physician Authorization Form obtained at the physician's office.

EpiPens are kept in the clinic. Parents must sign a Medication Authorization Form, as well as submit a Physician Authorization Form obtained at the physician's office. 

Medication Authorization Forms: 
 
Lower School      Middle School      Upper School

Topical Medication Authorization Form for children under age 5

Policies and Practices

• A registered nurse administers all medications.

• All medications, prescription and non-prescription, must have a signed Medication Authorization Form.

• In special situations, (short term prescription meds - 10 days or fewer), the container may be used in lieu of a Physician Authorization Form along with a Medication Authorization Form.

• Whenever possible, medication must be given during non-school hours.

• All non-prescription medications must be stored in the manufacturer-labeled container.

• All prescription medication must be stored in the original pharmacy container with dosage information.

• All medication must be transported to school by a responsible adult.

• In the event of field trips, medications will be taken care of right before the trip.