Medication at School

Does your child take daily medication?  Will it need to be administered during school hours?  If so, please see the policy governing medication in schools.

Visit the School Medication Prescriber Form

Lice 

Visit Lice Information document

Visit the How to tell if your child has head lice webpage

Immunization Information

Alabama Immunization Law

Immunization Schedule

Meningococcal Disease

For more information,

Visit the Meningococcal Disease Information document 

Additional Health Forms:

Visit the Vagus Nerve Stimulator Authorization Form

Visit the Catheterization Authorization Form

Visit the G-Tube Care Authorization Form

Visit the Trach Authorization Form

Protect your Back

Back Support Information

Sunscreen At School

Sunscreen at School Law   

According to the CDC, application of sunscreen while outdoors is a simple step to protect yourself from the harm of overexposure to sunlight's UVA and UVB rays.  A sunscreen with SPF of 30 or higher should be applied at least every two hours, especially after swimming or sweating.  Follow the directions on the suncreen bottle label.