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Central Office Schedule Update

Please note a quick change to Central Office hours. The building will be closed on the following Fridays:
July 18, 2025
July 25, 2025
August 1, 2025

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Special Health Conditions/Medications/Diet

Student Health Conditions & Medications

We are committed to supporting students who require medications or special diets to ensure their well-being and academic success.

Student Health Conditions

If your child has medical conditions or health issues that affect their safety or learning at school, please contact the school nurse. The nurse may create an Individualized Healthcare Plan (IHP) or Emergency Care Plan (ECP) for your child.

  • Individualized Healthcare Plan (IHP): For students needing regular health services or who have conditions that could lead to a health crisis.
  • Emergency Care Plan (ECP): A quick guide for school staff to use in case a student needs emergency care.

Both plans are important for managing your child’s health needs. Conditions that might require an IHP or ECP include: diabetes, asthma, cerebral palsy, life-threatening allergies, and seizures.

Need Assistance?

Our district nurses and health technicians are here to help! If your child has medical conditions or health issues that may affect their safety or learning at school, please contact our Health Services Team at 360-473-1073, or contact your student’s school nurse. 

Forms in Spanish

Special Diet & Medication Information

  • If your child has a dietary prescription, restriction, food allergies or intolerances, or specific dietary needs, please complete the Diet Prescription for School Meals form with a health care provider. The provider’s order can be attached to the form or faxed to the school instead of filling out their section. Please return the completed form to your child’s school nurse or designated school employee.

  • If your child requires medication during the school day, please complete the Medical Authorization form with a health care provider. The provider’s order can be attached to the form or faxed to the school instead of filling out their section. Return the completed form to your child’s school nurse or designated school employee. 

    Important Guidelines:

    • Annual Renewal: Medication orders must be for the current school year and renewed annually.
    • Self-Carry Medication: If a student needs to self-carry their medication the Medical Authorization form must indicate that the student can self-administer. The student must demonstrate to the school nurse that they can correctly administer their medication.

    Examples of Medications:

    • As-needed medications, such as an EpiPen or Albuterol. 
    • Over-the-counter medications, like Tylenol or hydrocortisone cream.

    Medication Requirements:

    • All medications must be in the original labeled container with the student’s name, medication name, dosage, and type of administration. 
    • Medication must be dropped off by a parent/guardian and be counted with a school nurse or designated school employee before being accepted by the school.

    If these requirements are not met, the parent/guardian must come to the school to administer the medication.

  • If your child needs treatment at school, such as G-tube feeding, suctioning, insulin calculations, and urinary catheterization, please contact their school nurse.