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  • Check-Out Policy

    The clinic is available for illnesses or injuries that occur DURING school hours. If a student is too ill to remain at school, a parent /guardian will be contacted to pick up the child. The clinic must get parent/guardian permission before releasing any student to anyone other than the parent/guardian, UNLESS IT IS AN EMERGENCY.

  • Health Management Plan

    If a student has a current medical condition, a completed health management plan (available at the clinic) should be on file in the clinic. These forms help provide the medical information needed to provide the best care for your child at school and they must be updated every year.

  • Medicines

    Administering over-the-counter and prescribed medication at school is discouraged. Parents should check with their physicians regarding the need for medication to be administered during school hours, after school, and at bedtime. There should be no need to send medication that needs to be given only once or twice daily. If a student needs to take prescribed or over-the-counter medications during the school day, a parent /guardian must complete an Administration of Medication Request Form (available at the clinic) and return it with the prescribed labeled medicine or over-the-counter medication.
    The Clinic Does Not Provide Tylenol, Advil, Antacids, Cold Medication, or
    Any Other Type of Medication for Students.

    ** All medication must remain in the clinic with the exception of an inhaler or  Epi-Pen which requires a Doctor's signature along with the Administration of Medication Request Form (available at the clinic) signed by the parent.

    **All medication must be in the original container. Medication in baggies will not be administered. All medication must be picked up at the end of the year by a parent/guardian or it will be disposed of by the school.

  • Food and Insect/Sting Allergy Forms, Epi-Pens

    Epinephrine (Epi-Pen) is a cardiac drug and must be stored in the clinic. If it is medically necessary for an Epi-Pen to be carried by a student throughout the day, rather than stored in the clinic, proper documentation MUST be on file in the clinic. Additional documentation for students requiring an Epi-Pen includes an Allergy Emergency Plan and a Hypodermic Injection Consent, signed by a parent /guardian (forms available in the clinic).

    All three forms are needed.

    Allergy Emergency Plan Form,

    Administration of Medication Request Form  AND

    Parent's Request and Authorization for Auto-Injectable Epinephrine Form

  • Asthma Forms, Inhalers

    Students carrying prescribed inhalers with them throughout the day must have a Gwinnett County Asthma Plan Form signed by a parent/guardian and a physician on file in the clinic. Forms are available in the clinic.

    Asthma Management Plan & Medication Form

    AND

    Administration of Medication Request Form

  • Seizure Management Plan

    Seizure Disorder and for any other Health Conditions that require a Specific Management Plan please contact the clinic at 678-512-6027 or email Adina Indreiu.

  • COVID-19

    The parents have to call the clinic and inform us if their child's test is positive for COVID -19. One of our staff will forward the message to Mr. Sean O'Connor and he will follow up with the parent/ guardian. 

  • Health and Wellness Resources

    GCPS Health and Wellness Resource Page

  • Reasons to Keep Your Child Home from School

    Reasons to Keep Your Child Home from School