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Mauriceville Middle School Health Services

Hannah LeBlanc, RN BSN

409-745-3970 ext. 7250

hleblanc@lcmcisd.org

CURRENT COVID GUIDELINES

Nurse’s Office Procedures

  • If your student is running a temperature of 100.0 or greater, has vomited and/or had diarrhea in the last 24 hours, if their throat is swollen and/or red, or if there are white areas on the tonsils KEEP THEM HOME. These are all obvious signs of a contagious illness.
  • If you have to tell your student things like “Try to make it” or “If you feel worse go to the nurse” then you may want to consider keeping them home. It is much easier to call them in sick for the day than it is for the nurse to send them home once they’re here. Certain criteria must be met in order for the student to be sent home sick and have the absence excused.
  • Attendance and illness (See Student Handbook for more information)
    • You can call, email, or send a note to the attendance clerk for absences up to 3 consecutive days.
    • If your student is going to be out more than 3 consecutive days due to illness or injury, a doctor’s note is required to excuse the absences.
    • The school may request a doctor’s note at any point if a questionable pattern of absences occurs due to illness or other condition.
  • Medications at School
    • A note signed by the student’s doctor or healthcare provider and a parent/guardian must be on file for the student take any kind of prescription medication at school. This includes daily prescription medication for things like ADD or ADHD, inhalers, epi pens, diabetic medications, etc.
    • Controlled medications like those prescribed for ADD and ADHD must be dropped off/picked up by a parent/guardian. Students are not allowed to have these types of medications on their person on school property.
    • Students are allowed to take over the counter medication at school with a signed parent/guardian note that includes student’s name, name of medication, and dosage to be taken.
    • ALL MEDICATION, PRESCRIPTION OR OVER THE COUNTER, MUST BE IN IT’S ORIGINAL CONTAINER. IF IT IS A PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION, THE PRESCRIPTION LABEL MUST BE ON THE PACKAGE WITH STUDENT’S NAME, DOSAGE, AND INSTRUCTIONS.
    • All notes for medications, prescription and over the counter, must be renewed each school year.
  • If your student is sick and needs to go home
    • The student must be seen by the nurse and assessed before leaving school. If a student is picked up due to illness but has not seen the nurse before leaving the absence will be unexcused.
    • The student must meet certain criteria in order to be deemed “sick” and be sent home by the nurse.
    • If the student is sick and being sent home by the nurse, the student must be picked up within an hour of the nurse calling home apart from extenuating circumstances.
  • Please keep your phone numbers and emergency contacts up to date in Skyward and please try to answer the phone during school hours if a call is coming in from the school. This is especially important in the event of any type of emergency.

 

Useful Links

  • Prescription Medication Form

    Prescription Medication: If your student needs to receive any prescription medication while at school, this form needs to be filled out and signed by a parent and physician. The medication will be kept locked up in the nurse’s clinic. No medication can be kept on the student while at school.

  • Over the Counter Medication Form

    Over the Counter Medication: If you think your student will need to take over the counter medication, like Ibuprofen or Tylenol, for any reason during the school year please send medication in the original bottle with a parent note giving permission for student to take during school. The medication will be locked up in the nurse’s clinic. Medication cannot be given for any reason without parent permission.

  • Asthma Action Plan

    Asthma Action Plan: If your student has been diagnosed with asthma, this action plan must be filled out and signed by a parent and physician. Students are allowed to carry inhalers on them if the action plan states that the student is capable of self administration and signed by the physician.

  • Food Allergy Action Plan

    Food or Insect Allergy: If your student has been diagnosed with a food or insect sting allergy the action plan must be filled out and signed by a parent and physician. If your student requires an Epi pen it is mandatory that I have one in my office.

  • Seizure Action Plan

    Seizure Disorder: If you student has been diagnosed with a seizure disorder and is currently under the care of a doctor the seizure action plan must be filled out and signed by a parent and physician. If any medication is needed to treat seizures it is mandatory that I have it in the clinic.

  • Cardiac Action Plan

    Cardiac Condition: If your student has been diagnosed with a heart condition and is under the care of a doctor the cardiac action plan must be filled out and signed by a parent and physician.

  • Insect Sting Action Plan