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By Diane Schoening | Wednesday, December 17, 2008
MEDICATION USE IN SCHOOL SABETHA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND SABETHA MIDDLE SCHOOL Prescription medications—All prescription meds must be kept in the nurse’s office or in the school office for the middle school. They should not be kept in the classroom, book bags, or lockers. All prescription meds must have a . . . read more
4 STEPS TO KEEP YOUR KIDS SAFE FROM RX DRUGS JANE STUEVE, RN, BSN ADOLESCENT AND SCHOOL HEALTH CONSULTANT KDHE The White house Office of National Drug Policy’s National Youth Anti-Drug Campaign has some . . . read more
ASPIRIN, ACETAMINOPHEN, OR IBUPROFEN--OH...WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? read more
Each day many parents are faced with the decision: should my child go to school? Many times how the child looks or acts can be the deciding factor, but the following guideline may be helpful if you are not sure. . . . read more
YIKES…..IT’S HEAD LICE FAQ Here are some of the frequently asked questions parents have about head lice. If your question isn’t here, please feel free to contact your school nurses to get the information you need. . . . read more
MEDICATIONS CONTAINING ASPIRIN read more
