We have special ed classes that go for community based instruction a minimum of one day a week. They may all be gone on the same day to 3 different locations. We have no choice but to train the...
There are multiple youtube videos instructing on diastat use. One is actually from Wisconsin Dept. of Public Instruction. We always have our teachers/aides view the video along with our
We don't see anyone without a pass. Then again, this is a jr. high and they are masters at trying to skip class. Truthfully, I'll never understand the excitement in skipping class to hang out in the...
Jr. High here, 7th and 8th. Good--some of them you only have to deal with for 2 years then they're gone. Bad--some of them you only get for 2 years and you're very sad to see them go. Much more...
I sent 3 notices home in December for a student...reminder, you exemption expires 1/1/17, Johnny MUST have his shot before then to come back to school. They had all Christmas break, no shot. Came...
grammy1 replied to RNBSNon12/13/14's topic in School
When they're running the 1/2 mile, lack of hydration is the most frequent thing we see. Oh the avoidance...yes, lots of avoidance and "status dramaticus." The usual headache, stomachache, or sore...
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Our county requires all secondary school clinics to have 2 bathrooms, one for boys and one for girls. Since we are in a portable building, away from the main office area, ours have become faculty...
We send out an email at the beginning of the school year explaining that if a student is sick they are NOT to call from the classroom. If it happens once I'll address it with the teacher, after that...
Heh, I've never been one to hold my tongue. I just say to the student, "Oh, we know that doesn't really make you sick." And, yes, it's gotten me in trouble a few times....imagine
I also acknowledge their symptoms and that I realize they don't feel well, but add--along with about 150 other kids who also have a cold. Sorry kiddo-back to class. It's an issue between the other...
As all of the others have said, if you feel you need to be notified every time your child is seen, you need to let the clinic know. Be prepared though, you will get a call for every bandaid, scrape,...
grammy1 replied to JerseyTomatoMDCrab's topic in School
YES!!! You've covered it all. Here it is, 4 days before Christmas break and we're still trying to get physician orders on some of these kids. I love your idea of covering the name with packing...
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Wow, way to fly off the handle. I did not see one post where a person denied a student their inhaler if there were orders to use it prior to PE. Do you think we don't assess before asking the...
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We have a handout that we got from the asthma clinic at our children's hospital called Rules of Two, we give these to parents for students that come in frequently. --Does your child take his/her quick...
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We have on occasion. Frequently, after running the mile at PE, they mistake SOB from running for asthma. If their lungs are perfectly clear we'll have them wait a few minutes and hydrate. That...
I'm with you....had one of Friday that came directly from the bus to the clinic to call home. Mom knew he didn't feel well but told him to "try." OK bub, try doesn't mean get off of the bus and come...