Wellness Center

A stand alone fever greater than 100.4, students may return when fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medications.

Vomiting

Any unexplained vomiting episode, may return 24 hours after last event

Diarrhea

Three or more unexplained episodes of watery/loose stool OR sudden onset of loose stool, may return 24 hours after last event

Rashes (ie: Impetigo, Hand-Foot-Mouth, Ringworm): Any new rash accompanied by a fever may return after the rash subsides OR authorization from a medical health care provider.

• Cough with fever greater than 100.4* may return fever-free without fever reducing medication after 24 hours.

• Persistent Cough (ie Croup like, RSV) may return with the authorization from a medical health care provider that includes specific continued symptoms are not contagious. 

*Symptoms are unrelated to seasonal allergies or diagnosed medical condition.

May return when evaluated by a school professional and no eggs or live lice are present.

Typical symptoms of conjunctivitis (commonly known as Pink-Eye) include eye redness, itching, yellow discharge or crusting of eyelids or lashes.  Student that are unable to avoid contact with eyes while symptoms are present may return after 24 hours from the time medication regimen began.