Deciding whether or not to keep your child home from school when they’re not feeling well may feel challenging, but keep in mind that your child will be participating in activities with other children and interacting with staff. Students and staff who are sick or unwell may be contagious, and other children and staff may be susceptible. If you are a student or staff member with a fever, vomiting, or is unable to take part in classroom activities, we may send you home.

Please notify us if you are sick or have been diagnosed with strep, pink eye, chickenpox, the flu, etc.

Follow these general guidelines when deciding whether to attend school, or use this helpful guide

• A fever over 100°F

• Vomiting

• Chickenpox

• Diarrhea accompanied by illness

• Conjunctivitis

• Head Lice

• Hepatitis A

• Impetigo

• Scabies

• Strep Throat

• Measles

• Mumps

• Pertussis or Whooping Cough

• Upper Respiratory Systems

• Fatigue

• Body Aches

• Ear Pain

*Students and staff should remain home until they are fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of a fever-reducing medication.