King Philip
Regional
School District
Middle School Health Services
School Nurses: Mrs. Tracy Juliano/ Mrs. Donna Lipiner
Email: msnurse@kingphilip.org
508-541-3457
(From Plainville: 1-800-293-7325)
Reminders from the Nurse
If your child vomits before school or during the night, please keep him/her home and have him rest for 24 hours.
If your child has diarrhea during the night or before school please keep him/her home until the diarrhea subsides totally or at least 24 hours.
If your child is running a temperature during the night or in the morning, please keep your child home. The temperature should be flat for 24 hours before sending the child to school.
- If your child exhibits signs of pink eye or conjunctivitis (blood shot eye, complains of itchiness, sticky material in eye and discharge from eye), please keep him home and call your physician.
If you have any questions feel free to email msnurse@kingphilip.org
STUDENTS WITH HEALTH ISSUES
If your child has a potentially life threatening food allergy or is allergic to bees, we will need a signed Emergency Action Plan as well as an Epi-pen and doctor’s order.
If your child has a health issue such as diabetes, seizure disorder or any other health issue that could lead to emergency treatment, we will need a signed Medical Emergency Protocol and any medications and/or supplies necessary to treat the emergency.
If your child uses an inhaler, please make sure we have an A sthma Action Plan (from your child’s doctor) a s well as an inhaler at school. If you and the doctor agree that your child can carry the inhaler or keep in his/her gym locker, we will need the Inhaler Authorization Form filled out and signed by the MD. If your child has a medical condition that may require accommodations during the school day, please fill out the four page IHCP forms so that an Individualized Health Care Plan can be developed. Any health information updates for students with health issues will also be helpful throughout the school year.
INFORMATION AND FORMS FOR 2010-2011: (Click to download forms/information)
Emergency Health Care Plan: for bee stings or food allergies, requiring epi-pens- must be signed by MD.
Medical Emergency Protocol- for a health issue that may require emergency action;
Medication Policy and MD order form: must be filled out by MD if student needs prescription med in school;
Parent/Guardian Consent for Med Administration: must be filled out by parent/guardian if your child needs medication in school including over the counter meds;
Inhaler Authorization Form: If you and MD agree that your child can carry his/her inhaler or keep in gym locker. Also for students with asthma - Asthma Action Plan from MD is also required for nurses’ files.
Emergency Medical Information for Bus Drivers: this form is for any medical information that you would like the bus driver to know about. It must be sent to Holmes Bus Company.
IHCP (Individual Health Care Plan- 4 pages): Medical Information Form for any physical or medical problem that may require special accommodations in school. Must be approved and signed by MD.
You can mail the forms to KPMS attn: School Nurse when they are completed and drop off any medication and/or supplies to the secretary over the summer or on August 31 st which is the first day of school for staff. Please check expiration dates on epi-pens as most expire after 6 months.