each homeroom/resource period are elected in late September. are as many as fifty students involved in student council. The Student Council is organized to: Develop attitudes and practices in good citizenship Improve student/teacher relationships Assist in the management of student affairs Provide a for student expression Provide orderly direction of school activities Improve school morale Fund projects for improving the school HEALTH SERVICES Pennsylvania requires a number of health examinations during a student’s in middle school. These include a dental exam and hearing exam in seventh grade, a tuberculin test in ninth grade, and vision, height and weight checks every year. The school nurse also screens students for scoliosis in seventh grade. You are urged to have your family doctor and dentist conduct regular routine examinations. The school will provide the exams when requested. A student may come to the nurse’s office anytime during the school day. If the school nurse determines that your son or daughter should be sent home due to illness or injury, she will contact a parent/guardian directly. Students are not permitted to make arrangements for parent/guardian pick up in these cases (i.e. use of cell phone.) Not following this procedure will result in regular cell phone violation consequences. There is no infirmary available for an ill student to stay for extended hours in the school. Your cooperation in prompt pick up is appreciated. Students with special medical conditions are issued a Gold-Pass upon parent/guardian request/nurse recommendation. This pass allows the student to have immediate access to the nurse. The school nurse is responsible only for the emergency care of injuries and sudden illnesses. Exceptions will be made for students requiring specific medical care as directed by physician’s written orders. MEDICATION All medication, both prescription and non-prescription, must be kept in the Health Office. The student, if so indicated by the physician on the medication slip, can carry inhalers. All medication administered by school personnel must be delivered directly to the nurse before classes begin. Medication must be brought to school in the original, properly labeled container. All controlled drugs must be brought to school by the parent/guardian or other designated adult. No medication shall be administered to any student without proper completion of the CB Medication Dispensing Form. The term includes prescription drugs “medication”
each homeroom/resource period are elected in late September. are as many as fifty students involved in student council. The Student Council is organized to: Develop attitudes and practices in good citizenship Improve student/teacher relationships Assist in the management of student affairs Provide a for student expression Provide orderly direction of school activities Improve school morale Fund projects for improving the school HEALTH SERVICES Pennsylvania requires a number of health examinations during a student’s in middle school. These include a dental exam and hearing exam in seventh grade, a tuberculin test in ninth grade, and vision, height and weight checks every year. The school nurse also screens students for scoliosis in seventh grade. You are urged to have your family doctor and dentist conduct regular routine examinations. The school will provide the exams when requested. A student may come to the nurse’s office anytime during the school day. If the school nurse determines that your son or daughter should be sent home due to illness or injury, she will contact a parent/guardian directly. Students are not permitted to make arrangements for parent/guardian pick up in these cases (i.e. use of cell phone.) Not following this procedure will result in regular cell phone violation consequences. There is no infirmary available for an ill student to stay for extended hours in the school. Your cooperation in prompt pick up is appreciated. Students with special medical conditions are issued a Gold-Pass upon parent/guardian request/nurse recommendation. This pass allows the student to have immediate access to the nurse. The school nurse is responsible only for the emergency care of injuries and sudden illnesses. Exceptions will be made for students requiring specific medical care as directed by physician’s written orders. MEDICATION All medication, both prescription and non-prescription, must be kept in the Health Office. The student, if so indicated by the physician on the medication slip, can carry inhalers. All medication administered by school personnel must be delivered directly to the nurse before classes begin. Medication must be brought to school in the original, properly labeled container. All controlled drugs must be brought to school by the parent/guardian or other designated adult. No medication shall be administered to any student without proper completion of the CB Medication Dispensing Form. The term “medication” includes prescription drugs
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