Lakeland Village School
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Health Services:
There is a health clerk on duty each day to assist with illness or injury. She is located in the front office area.
A registered nurse is on-call for emergencies.
Illness at school:
In case of illness, a student must obtain a pass from his/her teacher to go to the health office. The health office must contact a parent or an individual listed on the emergency card in order for a student to leave campus due to illness. Please do not have your child call from their cell phone to be picked up.
Injuries:
If you are injured on campus or during a school supervised event, report the injury to your teacher, coach, or supervisor immediately.
Medical Emergency Cards:
The emergency card information is needed to contact parent/guardian in case of emergency. All information requested on the card must be provided and updated as changes occur.
There is a health clerk on duty each day to assist with illness or injury. She is located in the front office area.
A registered nurse is on-call for emergencies.
Illness at school:
In case of illness, a student must obtain a pass from his/her teacher to go to the health office. The health office must contact a parent or an individual listed on the emergency card in order for a student to leave campus due to illness. Please do not have your child call from their cell phone to be picked up.
Injuries:
If you are injured on campus or during a school supervised event, report the injury to your teacher, coach, or supervisor immediately.
Medical Emergency Cards:
The emergency card information is needed to contact parent/guardian in case of emergency. All information requested on the card must be provided and updated as changes occur.
GENERAL POLICY:
1. No student shall be given medication during school hours except upon written request from a licensed physician/healthcare provider who has responsibility for the medical management of the student. The parent or guardian must sign all such requests. Forms are available in the health office.
2. Parents/guardians may administer medication to their child on a scheduled basis arranged with the school.
Students are not permitted to carry prescribed or over-the-counter medications on a school campus without proper paperwork on file in the health office.
2. Transcripts from another California school are not acceptable.
3. You may sign a 30 day conditional to allow you to acquire the records if you have moved here from within the United States.
2. Parents/guardians may administer medication to their child on a scheduled basis arranged with the school.
Students are not permitted to carry prescribed or over-the-counter medications on a school campus without proper paperwork on file in the health office.
ENROLLMENT:
1. Please bring your child's current yellow immunization card, a physician/clinic record or out of state school transcript to verfiy their immunization history.
3. You may sign a 30 day conditional to allow you to acquire the records if you have moved here from within the United States.
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