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A child who has had diarrhea or vomiting should stay home for a minimum of 24 hours prior to coming back to school.
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Any child with a fever of 99 degrees or higher must be fever free for 24 hours prior to returning to school.
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A child with pink eye will be sent home if that eye is crusty and itchy. If a child is placed on medication by a doctor, at least one dose must be given to the child prior to coming to school. The medication can be sent to school and administered by the Health Paraprofessional for those times during the day.
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It is recommended that children get the flu shot if they are at high risk for serious complications of the flu such as: Heart Disease, Asthma, Diabetes, Immune deficiency or Blood disorders.
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