Health Office

Fast Facts About the Flu

If you have to make a decision “Do I send my child to school today?” Please use the guidelines provided by the Oceanside Unified School District to help make that decision. In summary it reads:

            1. No fever for 24 hours without the assistance of medication.

            2. No vomiting for 24 hours.

            3. No diarrhea for 24 hours.

For more detailed information, please pick up a copy of the Form #9-681 “Health and Safety Guidelines” from the Health Office at School.

Our desire is to ensure that our students are provided with the care and resources that they need to function well at school.          

Concussion Fact Sheet

Medication Permission Form HS-22 must be filled out b y doctor and parent before "Over the Counter" or "Prescription" medication can be dispensed.

 Provisions will be made for students who take medication at school to stay on their medication regimen while on a field trip.

In accordance with Board Policy 5142 all ace bandages, braces, splints, casts and crutches must have a note from a medical provider to return to school.  Students with casts and crutches will not be allowed to actively participate in PE activities because of potential danger to the student and others.  Doctor note MUST state:

1. Date student may return to school
2. With: brace, crutches, cast, splint or ace bandage
3. PE restrictions
4. Extra Time at passing period
5. Elevator pass

Students will NOT be allowed to return to school until the Health Office has received this note.  

PE modification/Medical excuse form for students to take to doctor’s offices when they are injured or going to be out of PE for 3 weeks or more.

If your student has medication here at school, please make arrangements to pick up his/her medication before the last day of school.  All medications left after school is out will be DISPOSED.  If you have any questions please call the Health Office.