Catholic Schools Week:
January 26 - February 1st.
January 26 - February 1st.
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Health & Medical
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Health and Medical Policies
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Please do not send your child to school if he/she is sick
If a child is sent to school ill or becomes ill during school hours, we will notify you to come and take your child home. Students with a temperature of 101 or higher will be sent home and we ask that they be "fever free" and "vomit free" for 24 hours before sending them back.
We follow the guidelines of the Iowa Department of Public Health for communicable diseases. This includes procedures for the following communicable diseases: chicken pox, conjunctivitis (pink eye), fifths disease, head lice, ringworm, step throat, and whooping cough. Students will be readmitted with a physician's note. The school reserves the right to send home any child in question.
In case of illness of accident involving a student, parents are immediately notified when possible. It is necessary, therefore, that the school have the current number of your home phone, business phone, cell phone or the phone number of a person to contact in case of an emergency. Keep us posted regarding any number changes that occur through the year. An emergency card is kept on file in the school office for this purpose.
If you have changes throughout the year please update your contact information in Powerschool (our student management system).
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Medication may be administered at school only with a doctor's written order and the written authorization from the parent/guardian. All medications, if possible, should be taken before or after school hours. Medicines that need to be given three times a day could be given at home before school, after school, and at bedtime. However, it is understood that certain drugs may be required during the school day. No medication (prescription or over the counter) will be administered without a written physician and parent/guardian authorization.
1. Prescription medicine- A current pharmacy labeled container can serve as a written physician's order. A second labeled medication container can be obtained for school use by asking the pharmacist.
2. Over the counter/nonprescription medication will be given only with a physician's order and parent/guardian written authorization. Over the counter/ non prescription medications are to be provided by the parent/guardian and sent to school in the original medication container with the student's name attached.
The parent/guardian is responsible for notifying the school when a medication has been discontinued or changed.
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Please see page #18 of our Parent Handbook
Parent Handbook
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Student Forms
- Dental Screening
- Immunization Records
- Sports Physicals
- Action Plans
- Diet Modification
- Self-Carry Form
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Dental ScreeningKindergarten and Ninth Grade Students OnlySTEPS:
1. Present this form to your dentist at your next cleaning.
2. Have your dentist fill out the form and sign it.
3. Return the signed form to our school nurse, Heather Durney, or scan and email the form to [email protected].
Dental Screening
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Immunization Records
Kindergarten:
All kindergarten students are must have all of the required immunizations completed before enrollment.
STEPS:
1. Contact your doctor to make sure your immunizations are up to date.- Be sure to make an appointment if your child needs any additional immunizations to be up to date.
- Be sure that a physician, physician's assistant, nurse, or certified medical assistant from your child's office signs the form.
3. Return the signed form to our school nurse, Heather Durney, or scan and email the form to [email protected]
Immunization requirements:
https://hhs.iowa.gov/media/669/download?inline
Iowa Certificate of Immunization:
Iowa Certificate of ImmunizationOut of State Transfers:
STEPS:
1. Contact your doctor and ask for a signed copy of your Iowa Certificate of Immunization Form
Your current doctor will transfer your out of state Immunization Certificate information to an Iowa Certificate of Immunization Form
- Be sure that a physician, physician's assistant, nurse, or certified medical assistant from your child's office signs the form.
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Sports PhysicalsAll students participating in sports will need an updated physical form uploaded into Bound: https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/regina
How to obtain a sports physical:- If your child has had a well child visit within the past year, you may contact their physician to obtain a signed physical form.
- If your child has not had a well child visit or physical in the past year, please schedule a visit with your primary care doctor and be sure to ask for a signed physical form.
The form below may also be given to your physician to fill out and return to the school. https://www.iahsaa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/PreparticipationPhysicalForm.pdf
For questions regarding sports physicals, please email our athletics director, Taylor Hotek at: [email protected]
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Action PlansNot required unless your child has a diagnosis of asthma, seizures, diabetes, or food allergies. Please fill out the appropriate form and return to our school nurse, Heather Durney. Please turn in an updated action plan each school year, even if there are no changes.
Asthma Action PlanSeizure Action Plan
Diabetes Action PlanFood Allergy Emergency Care Plan
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Diet Modification Requests
If your student will need a diet modification during the school year, please do the following:
1. Print this form: https://educate.iowa.gov/media/6286/download?inline
2. Have your child's ordering provider fill out and sign the form.
3. Email or return the form to Amy Kron, Director of Food Services [email protected]
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If you would like your child to carry their inhaler or epinephrine on them during school hours, please fill out and return the form below.
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:6950f23e-5f5a-497c-9334-a5beac661b14
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Heather Durneynurseregina.orgSchool Nurse
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