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Extra prescription labeled bottles can be obtained from your pharmacy upon request for when a dose needs to be divided between home and school.

I understand that all medications should be delivered to the school by parent/guardian, and will be supplied in a properly labeled container.

I understand that prescription medications require BOTH a physician and parent signature.

Medication administration in schools is governed by Wis. If a student needs to take medication during school hours, per state law, there are guidelines that must be followed before this can occur.

If at all possible, please arrange for your student to have their medication taken outside of the time they are in school. Parent responsibilities regarding medications at school All prescription medications must be kept in the office. Parent and student signatures are required on the self-carry form. MS, HS and Transitional students can self-carry over the counter medications only if they are responsible, have only a travel size amount, and do not share their medication with any other students. Over the counter medications can be given with only a parent signature as long as they are within the therapeutic dose range for the age and weight of your child. Prescriptions medications: Required MD and parent signatures and must be kept in the office. If your child is experiencing medical problems please call the school nurse as we are here to assist you and your student. This team can be called in case of an emergency and will be the first responders prior to an ambulance arriving. Each building also has a CORE team of individuals who have been trained in CPR, first aid and the use of AED (Automatic External Defibrillators). Our office staff is trained to to help care your your child's medical concern, and is able to reach the School Nurse if needed outside of assigned building hours. Our school nurses cover multiple buildings and work as a team with the office staff /health aid in each building in the district. If diagnosed with Strep throat or Pink eye, a student must receive three doses of prescribed medication before returning to school. We cannot diagnose illnesses or rashes, and may request that you see your doctor in order to confirm or rule out communicable illnesses. Please have a plan for your child to be picked up from school in a timely manner. If your child has a fever 100 degree’s or over has vomited is experiencing diarrhea has a rash that may be communicable has a questionable sprain/strain or break or require stitches has a head injury requiring medical attention, or are so ill that they will not be able to make it through an academic day, you will be notified and asked to come an get your student. If your child comes to the health office for a very minor concern (a reported injury with no visible wound or bruise, or a social visit) a health sheet will not be sent home.

A treatment sheet reflecting your students’ health concern and the care they received will be sent home with the student. If your student is seen in the Health Office for a significant concern during a school day, they will receive a treatment sheet.

Provides health education and health promotion within our school community.

Collaborating with community healthcare partners in the care of our students.

Manages student immunization requirements for schools per Wisconsin state laws.

Partners in vision and hearing screenings.

Serves as a health resource for school staff.Provide training for staff regarding medications and health care needs for students while at school.Coordinating complex care for students with significant medical needs while at school.Involved in developing 504 plans, Individual health care plans (IHP) and individual education plans (IEP).Managing medications your student needs while at school.Health services the school nurses provide or are involved with: You may also fill out a google form to send a message to Jean Winter RN:

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If you would like to meet with the nurse to discuss student health concerns, please feel free to call and arrange an appointment time. Our nurse's have office hours in each building. The office staff in our buildings are a valuable asset to our student health services team and will convey concerns to the school nurse. If your child has a health care need please contact Jean Winter or the administrative assistant in building your student is enrolled in.

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The School District of Lodi employs two full time nurses, Jean Winter and Jill Ziegler, to address the health care needs of the students in our district. Welcome to the student health services page.