Medications in School
Beeville ISD is committed to ensuring your child’s best day while at school. Although, every effort should be made to avoid administering medications while at school, we recognize that there may be times you, and your child’s doctor will require that medications and treatments be given during school hours.
Per District Policy: Students are not allowed to carry any type of medication in their backpacks, or on their person while at school without proper physician and school authorization. All medications need to be brought in by responsible adult and turned in to school staff or school nurse. Medications WILL NOT be given by school staff without having the appropriately signed forms on file with the school. Please Contact the school nurse for help or if you have any questions. |
ALL of the following MUST be met BEFORE ANY medications are adminstered by school staff:
Except for emergency rescue medications such as inhalers, epi-pen, or diazepam;
ONCE DAILY, and TWICE DAILY, MEDICATIONS MUST BE GIVEN AT HOME.
*The first dose of ANY medication must be administered by parent or guardian.
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Authorization Forms:
Parent Request for School To Administer Medication
Self- Administration Parent/Physician Authorization
Emergency Action Plans- must be completed and signed by physician and parent
Allergy and Anaphylaxis Plan from FoodAllergy.org