Health Room

Please see the attached DCSD link regarding student attendance with illness.

Guidelines for Determining Attendance

For medication to be held and administered by health room staff the following Medical Form will need to be completed. 

• Medication Form

The following forms can be completed for emergency medications/situations:

• Anaphylaxis: Colorado Allergy Action Plan
• Asthma: Colorado Asthma Action Plan
• Seizure: Seizure Emergency Care Plan
• Medication Waiver: Required for students who have been diagnosed with an illness/disease that requires emergency medication  and will NOT have medication at school.
• Diabetes - please email our RN, Debbie Bradley.

Self-Carry Medication Policy for Upper School Students

• Lower School Students may not self-carry medications. All medications needed will be held at school, including over the counter medications.
• Upper School Students may carry a one day supply of a prescription medication (except controlled substances)  only if a signed "permission to self carry medication" form is on file with the school. Prescription medications must be in the labeled prescription bottle. 
  • Permission to Self-Carry and Self-Admin Medication Form 04.15.2021
• Upper School Students may carry a one-day supply of over the counter medication without any form. These over the counter medications must be in the original container and may not be distributed to other students. 

A concussion may affect a student’s ability to learn. Because every brain and every student is different, every concussion is different. Recovery time will be unique to each student, requiring an individualized approach to determine when it is appropriate to begin to return to athletic activity and full academics. Therefore, it is essential to have a concussion adjustment plan in place to help concussed students heal while continuing their education. 

Please notify the health assistant as soon as possible if your student is diagnosed with a concussion and we will work together with your student’s team of teachers to provide students support and guidance.

Colorado law requires students attending Colorado schools to be vaccinated against certain diseases unless a medical or non-medical exemption is filed. 

Find more information about the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) vaccine requirements for students enrolled in Colorado public schools on the CDPHE Immunization School Resources page.

For more information about vaccine requirements, resources, and exemptions, please visit the following Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment site.

2024-25 MMR immunization rate - 94.5%
2024-25 MMR exemption rate - 5.3%