Parent Clinic Information
- American Lung Association Self-Carry, Self-Administer Assessment Tool
(online assessment tool) to determine if your student is ready to self carry
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Asthma Action PlanThis form is critical in addressing onset of symptoms quickly and efficiently. Asthma control can change quickly- everyone needs to be on the same page (home and school)
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Asthma Parent Information Self Carry InhalerInformation on the process for students with asthma to self-carry per Texas Law
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Diabetes: Authorization for Self ManagementThis form is required for diabetic students who have physician authorization to self-manage while at school or at school-related activities.
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How to avoid the September Asthma PeakAsthma flares requiring a hospital or ER visit tend to spike in early-to-mid September. Why does it happen? How to be proactive and preventive to avoid a flare?
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Allergy Action PlanTo be used for all students with severe allergic reactions who will have emergency medication (for example, Epi Pens or Benadry) in the clinic.
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NEISD Authorization to Self-Carry and Student AgreementThis form is required for students to self carry inhaler on campus.
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Parent handout of Self-Carry Assessment ToolSelf Carry is the Law: is your 5th grade child ready to self carry?
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Seizure Action PlanThis form is required for all students with a seizure disorder who may require emergency medication at school or at school related activities.
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Diabetes Treatment PlanThis form is required for all diabetic students who will need nursing care or supervision of their diabetes throughout the school day and at school related activities.
Medication Policies
Please keep the following guidelines in mind when bringing medications:
Medication will not be accepted without the required physician/parent authorization. For general medication to be given at school a physician signed Medication Administration Request Form is required (found below)
All medication must be in the original prescription or over-the-counter container. Medication brought to the clinic in containers such as, but not limited to, plastic wrap or bags, foil, jars, paper towels, envelopes, etc. will NOT be administered.
ALL medications shall be delivered to and kept in the school clinic. Medications may not be kept in the classroom or administered by a teacher in the classroom.
Refer to the 2019-2020 Student Handbook for more information on Health Services.