Clinic
SCHOOL CLINIC NEWS
Sharon Krantz, RN
LRES School Nurse
skrantz@campbell.k12.va.us
Medication
Any medication, such as Tylenol, ibuprofen, cough drops, or prescription medicine must be brought in the original container by the parent or guardian so that it may be administered to students. A Medication Administration form will need to be filled out beforehand. These forms can be found in the clinic, in the front office, or HERE.
Fever-Free Policy
Students with a fever of 100.5° F or higher should not be at school. They will need to remain at home until they are fever-free without medication for at least 24 hours.
Individualized Health Care Forms
Individualized Health Care forms are required for all students with a diagnosis such as asthma, diabetes, seizures, severe food, environmental or insect allergies that necessitate the availability of a plan of care and procedures to follow. Parents are responsible for providing the updated annual forms to the school. All necessary forms are available in the clinic. Allergy and Emergency Plans are also located on the Forms page.
Transfer Students
Transfer students must show immunization documentation at the time they come in to register at the school. Parents of transfer students are welcome to visit the clinic for clarification of any health concerns or policies that may be different from the previous school district.
Screenings
Vision and hearing screenings are administered for Kindergarten and 3rd grade students annually, as mandated annually by VDOE. Additional grade level screenings are done at the request of teachers and parents.
Medical Physical Entrance Forms
Click on the Document links to view or download the
Physical Requirements for Pre-K Students
A complete physical exam is required for entrance into Kindergarten, if it has been more than 365 days (1 year) since your child’s Pre-K physical. Please schedule your child’s doctor appointment early so your child meets school entrance requirements for fall enrollment.
Immunization Requirement Prior to Entrance into 6th Grade
A T-dap booster shot is required for entry into the 6th grade if there has been at least 5 years since the student’s last tetanus-containing vaccine. According to a memo received from the Virginia Department of Education, there will be no grace period for the T-dap vaccine. Students will be required to have a completed shot record upon enrollment. Please check with your child’s doctor regarding this booster shot.
Virginia's 3 Health Insurance Programs
FAMIS - the Children's Health Insurance Program
FAMIS MOMS - for pregnant women
Smiles For Children - a dental program