Health Services Information In Riverview
Your Child's Health
Important Information Regarding H1N1 Flu
Immunization
- Vaccines Required for School Attendance (K-12)
- Vaccines Required for School Attendance (for Child Care and Pre-School)
When to Keep Your Child Home or When Your Child Might Be Sent Home
- Students with a fever (100 or higher) should stay home for at least 24 hours and not attend school or go into the community except to seek medical care. Students may return to school when they are fever-free for 24 hours, without use of fever reducing medications
- Students with a cough or sore throat, especially with a fever, should stay home from school until at least 24 hours after flu-like symptoms have resolved
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Pink eye, with or without drainage, until treated
- Lice, Nits (lice eggs), or scabies until treated and nit free
- Body rash, especially with a fever
Health Services in the Riverview School District
- Emergency care plans for students with life-threatening conditions (allergies, asthma, cardiac conditions, diabetes, and seizures)
- Individual health plans for medically complex students (tube feedings or insulin pumps)
- Student health assessments as requested by school staff, administrators, teachers, or parents/guardians
- Supervision, training, and support of health room personnel
- Immunization compliance
- Vision and hearing screening
- Parent/Guardian contact when appropriate
- In emergency situations, 911 is called
Contact your child's school to leave a message regarding a health concern, or call 425-844-4516 at the district office so information can be forwarded to a nurse.
Other Important Health Information
- Health Care Plan
- Medication Authorization
- Diet
Prescription for Meals at School
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Pandemic/Epidemic Plan ..................... 3095
Pandemic/Epidemic Procedures ......................... 3095-1
Pandemic/Epidemic Emergency Plan ........... ..... 3095-2
- Norovirus Information
- HPV Information
- Meningococcal Meningitis Information
- Important Information on Health Concern, MRSA