Health Clinic
A parent/guardian will be called whenever a student has a fever over 100 degrees, diarrhea or vomiting, significant pain, repeated complaints, or anything out of the ordinary.
Please remember that if students are sent home with a fever, they must be fever free for 24 hours before they return. This means that they should not return the next day. The 24 hour period begins from the time they no longer have a fever. If you are not sure if you should keep your child out of school due to illness, click here: ILLNESS GUIDELINES.
Medical Management Plans
Allergy MMP
Asthma MMP
Cardiac MMP
Seizure MMP
Diabetes-MMP
Diabetes-MMP Supplement for Insulin Pump
MEDICATIONS AT SCHOOL
Please complete the appropriate medication form(s) (see links below) for your student to have medications at PONTE VEDRA HIGH SCHOOL.
If your student requires prescription medication to be kept in the school clinic, this form must be completed and signed by the physician and the parent/guardian: Rx Medication Authorization Form
(Note: ALL prescription medications must be kept in the clinic, with the exception of inhalers, EpiPen/Auvi-Q auto-injectors and emergency Glucagon.) Students found in possession of medications without the proper paperwork on file will be subject to disciplinary action as noted in the Student Code of Conduct.
Students may self-carry over-the-counter medications by submitting this completed form to the clinic and keeping a copy with them at all times:
Self-Administration of Non-Prescription (OTC) Medication Form
All OTC medications must be in the original packaging (NO loose pills). Student/parent may also choose to keep their OTC medication in the clinic.
Note: We must have new medication forms on file each school year.
You can review the SJCSD Medication Policy here (Medication-Policy-update-Jul-2018.)
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns, or to update me regarding your child’s health status.
