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If your student needs to take prescription medication at school

If your student needs to take over the counter medication at school

Annual forms are required for the following health conditions:

Allergies
Asthma
If your student will be carrying their own inhaler or epi pen at school, we will need the Montana Permission to carry and self administer form attached in addition to the Asthma or Allergy forms listed above.
Diabetes (insulin pump)
Diabetes (insulin injections)
Seizure IHP and Emergency Care Plan

If your child needs to take medication at school, please remember that school board policy 3416 states “that all medications, including those approved for keeping by students for self-medication, be first delivered by a parent, an individual who has executed a caretaker relative educational authorization affidavit, or other responsible adult to a nurse or employee assisting with self-administering of medication”

In addition, “The District will permit only a forty-five-(45)-school-day supply of a medication for a student to be stored at a school; and all medications, prescription and nonprescription, will be stored in their original containers.”

If your student needs to take prescription medication at school

If your student needs to take over the counter medication at school

Immunization requirements for school entry updated 8/2017
Always Changing videos
- “Fifth grade parents, follow this link to view the Always Changing videos your student will be viewing in class. Boys will be shown the boys video, girls will be shown the girls video.”
Colstrip Public Schools Annual Health Update 2018-19
When to Return to School After an Illness

Lice Resources:

Head Lice Guiding Principles for School Policy
Demystifying Head Lice
Lice Happens
- Adapted with permission from Great Falls Public School Nurses 2018