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Clinic
Clinic Forms:
Allergy/Emergency Action Plan
Asthma Action Plan
Diabetic Health Action Plan
Diastase Administration Orders
DPH News Release Measles
IDSA Measles Fact Sheet
Medical Authorization
Medical Authorization Spanish
Medical Information Release and Fax Consent - Spanish Version
Miscellaneous Student Health Action Plan
Seizure Health Action Plan
Special Dietary Request
Is Your Student Too Sick for School?
When your student has a fever, keep them home. During the first days of illness when systems are most severe and the infection is most contagious, students should stay home. Students can return to school when symptoms are improving and no fever has been detected for 24 hours without taking any fever reducing medicine such as Tylenol or Ibuprofen, etc.
Tips for Parents from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
The Flu
Know What to do About the Flu (flu.gov)
Seasonal Influenza from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta on Influenza
Health Topics
Allegies in Children
Allergic Rhinitis - Spanish
Coronavirus Information
EPI Pen and EPI Pen Junior - Spanish
Asthma Basics
Asthma Basics (Spanish)
Pink Eye
Pink Eye (Spanish)