Southeast Warren Illness Policy

Southeast Warren Illness Policy

If your child is ill and unable to come to school, please call the school office to let us know. We will be calling the parents of children unaccounted for if we have not heard from you by 9:00 a.m.

If a student is sent home from school with a temperature above 101 degrees Fahrenheit, has diarrhea or is vomiting, he/she should remain out of school for at least 24 hours.

If he/she becomes ill at home, we ask that parents keep their child home for a period of at least 24 hours following the time the fever subsides or the last incidence of vomiting or diarrhea. Students need the time to fully recuperate. This is for your child’s protection, as well as the protection of other students and the staff.

Students who are too ill to go outside for recess are generally too ill to attend school.

However, there are circumstances when doctors prefer that students stay indoors. Written doctor’s orders will be followed.

Dental Screenings Required

Dental Screenings Required

Since the 2008-2009 school year, Iowa law requires that any child entering kindergarten or ninth grade must provide the school with proof of a dental check-up. Improving the oral health of Iowa’s children is the purpose of this law.

The Certificate of Dental Screening form is the approved form, which local dentist offices should have, or you can obtain a copy here at the school or from the download link below. The form is due back by Thursday, December 22nd, 2011. A visit within the last year is acceptable. If your child was at the dentist this year, have the dentist just complete the form and return it to school with your child or your dentist may fax it to the high school at 641-466-3525. The state will audit my records later this school year to check compliance with the law.

If you need help getting a dental check-up for your child, a copy of the new form, or have questions please contact me at school.

Dianne Chambers RN SEW School Nurse 641-466-3331 ext#225

School Health Information

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School Nurse:
Dianne Chambers - dianne.chambers@se-warren.k12.ia.us


Flu Vaccine Clinic
Warren County Health Services partners with SE Warren Schools to offer flu vaccinations. The single best way to prevent the flu is with vaccination every year. Protecting yourself from the flu also protects the people around you who are more vulnerable to serious flu illness.

For reference - information and consent forms:

Informational Letter
Adult Influenza Consent Form
Child Influenza Consent Form
Influenza Vaccine - What You Need To Know



Dental Screenings Required

Since the 2008-2009 school year, Iowa law requires that any child entering kindergarten or ninth grade must provide the school with proof of a dental check-up. Improving the oral health of Iowa’s children is the purpose of this law.

The Certificate of Dental Screening form is the approved form, which local dentist offices should have, or you can obtain a copy here at the school or from the download link below. A visit within the last year is acceptable. If your child was at the dentist this year, have the dentist just complete the form and return it to school with your child or your dentist may fax it to the high school at 641-466-3525. The state will audit my records later this school year to check compliance with the law.

If you need help getting a dental check-up for your child, a copy of the new form, or have questions please contact me at school.

Dianne Chambers RN
SEW School Nurse
641-466-3331 ext#225

Dental Screening Form



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Medications at School

If your child must have medication of any type, including over the counter medicine, given during school hours, there are a few choices regarding administration.

  1. You may get a note from the Doctor stating the time and dosage for the medicine to be given.
  2. You can discuss with your Doctor an alternative schedule to administer the medication outside of school hours.
  3. If able, you can come to school and give your child the medicine at the appropriate time.

All medicine, prescription or over the counter, must come to school in the original container with directions for administration. I feel in fairness to those giving the medication and in safety to your child, this policy must be followed. We ask this not to make things difficult for you, but to insure the health and well-being of all students.



Hot Line Information

IOWA STATEWIDE POISON CENTER - Call 1-800-222-1222 for any poison or overdose related emergency!

AMERICAN RED CROSS COUNSELING - This counseling line has a variety of services available. The line is open Monday thru Friday, 3:00p.m.-8:00a.m. On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays it is available 24 hours. All calls are free and confidential. There is a peer counseling line, staffed by trained peers, a crisis line staffed by trained counselors and a toll free number for those not in the Des Moines area.

Peer line:

515-224-1010

Crisis line:

515-224-1000

Toll-free line:  

1-800-244-7431

TEEN LINE - This line is answered 24 hours a day and provides health information and referral service for Iowa teens and those who care about them. Call for concerns in the following areas: health, stress, violence, AIDS/HIV, eating/weight issues, alcohol or drug use, sexual relationships, birth control/pregnancy, relations with parent or friends, sexually transmitted diseases. The number for this line is 1-800-443-8336.

TELEFRIEND - Telefriend is a toll-free, peer-counseling line for teens to talk about problems or concerns to someone their age. The youth working the lines are trained volunteers, ages 14-18 and are supervised by ISU counselors in case of crisis calls. The line is geared towards pregnancy prevention and can be a good resource for teens with questions. The number is 1-877-4IA-TEEN and is open from 4-8 p.m., Monday thru Friday.

Toll Free Youth Support Numbers

   

Adolescent Suicide

800-621-4000

 

AIDS Infomation

800-342-2437

 

Al-Anon & Alateen

800-356-9996

 

Child Abuse Hotline

800-422-4453

 

National Runaway Hotline

800-621-4000

 

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

800-227-8922

 

Iowa Poison Center

800-222-1222