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Students who become ill or injured during the school day will be referred to the office. If a student needs to leave school, a parent/guardian will be contacted to pick up their student. Please be sure that the office has work, pager, cell phone numbers, emergency contact number, and the name of the child’s doctor or medical clinic. It is the parent’s/guardian’s responsibility to provide transportation home for the child within an hour. It is important to keep the school informed of any medical condition that may interfere with learning or create a need for medical attention during the day.
Here are some guidelines to help in the decision making process.
To go to school in Minnesota, students must show they have had the required immunizations or file a legal exemption with the Licensed School Nurse. Required Immunizations for Kindergarten Children:
Parents may get a legal exemption from the school law for medical reasons or conscientiously held beliefs. Students not in compliance will be excluded from school.
The following documents provide additional information on required immunizations and a form for you to complete and return to your school.
Each fall, all students are screened for vision and hearing problems and referred for medical evaluation if necessary. Each spring, all fifth grade students are screened for Scoliosis.
At times, it may be necessary for a student to take medication during the school day. If a medication must be administered by school personnel, the following conditions must be met:
Exceptions include:
Compliance with the conditions listed above must be renewed each year.
Parents/guardians asking school staff to give medications to their child must complete the Authorization for Administering Medication Form and have the health care provider sign every school year.
Check the ISLA COVID-19 Dashboard for the latest data on COVID-19 within the ISLA community.
Check the ISLA COVID-19 Dashboard for the latest data on COVID-19 within the ISLA community.