We ask parents to keep emergency contact information up to date so we can easily contact you regarding your child while at school. If your child has a medical condition that requires attention while at school, please give me a call at: (281 420 4560 X 60010).
To ensure the health and safety of all students, any students who exhibits vomiting, diarrhea, or a fever >100.0 F the morning of or the night before school, must be excluded from school. Students may return to school as follows:
- Free of fever (<100.0F) for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication.
- Students should be free of diarrhea and/or vomiting for 24 hours before returning to school.
- Students with obvious symptoms of any contagious disease such as pink-eye, impetigo, or undetermined rash should be evaluated/treated by a physician and return with a written release from their doctor’s office.
IT IS IMPORTANT to notify the nurse if your child has any allergies or other medical changes that arise during the school year. A doctor’s note is required yearly for any food and milk allergies with a treatment plan. Your doctor may recommend having an epi-pen at school.
Regarding injuries or recent surgeries, students need a doctor’s note to refrain from strenuous physical activity. It is the parent's responsibility to send a note to school to excuse the child from PE and/or recess.
We are excited to serve you and your family this year. Let us have a Safe, Happy, and HEALTHY year!
The link below has information concerning the district illness policy, immunizations, community clinics, and flu updates. The medication link has printable forms for medication administration.