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If your child/youth is sick and unable to attend class please email the Faith Formation Office at the student’s catechist.
Children/youth who are sick should not come to class. Students with a fever will not be accepted into class. If a student becomes sick during class he/she will be brought to the on-site office and the parents will be called to pick up the student.
If a student receives a minor injury such as a minor cut or scrape during class, the catechist, and/or director will give the necessary medical attention. If necessary, the on- site office personnel will call the parents and/or medical authorities. An Injury/Incident Report will be filled out for all medical incidences. Parents will be asked to sign the report acknowledging the incident that happened and the treatment rendered.
Since a registered nurse is not available during class time, please give your child all medications before coming to class. Medicine, aspirin, or other pain relievers will NOT be given to students.
Children/youth who are sick should not come to class. Students with a fever will not be accepted into class. If a student becomes sick during class he/she will be brought to the on-site office and the parents will be called to pick up the student.
If a student receives a minor injury such as a minor cut or scrape during class, the catechist, and/or director will give the necessary medical attention. If necessary, the on- site office personnel will call the parents and/or medical authorities. An Injury/Incident Report will be filled out for all medical incidences. Parents will be asked to sign the report acknowledging the incident that happened and the treatment rendered.
Since a registered nurse is not available during class time, please give your child all medications before coming to class. Medicine, aspirin, or other pain relievers will NOT be given to students.
If a child must keep medicine and/or medical equipment with them; such as an inhaler or epi-pen, a written notice from the parents must be kept in the student’s records specifically stating what is required, when its use is necessary and the child’s competency in self administration.