Monte Vista High

 

If your student needs medication on campus, please have your health care provider complete the required Medication at School form (linked below). All medications at school, including over-the-counter medicines (OTC), require a health care provider's signature.

 

Please check the form for completeness, including all signatures, before turning it into the Health Office. You should submit the Medication at School form and the medication to your school site together. In addition, please do not send any expired medicines to school.

 

Life-Threatening Allergies - Medication at School Form (FORM A: Allergies) 

Use this form for mild to severe food allergies or other allergies, such as bee stings or other environmental allergens. A new form is required yearly or earlier if there is a change in the information provided. 

 

Medication at School Form (FORM B: General Form)

Use this form for all medication at school, including prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medications. A new form is required each school year or earlier if there is a change in the information provided.

 

 

NARCAN: Administering Naloxone

Diabetes - Glucagon is an emergency rescue medication for extreme low blood sugar levels.  

                 

Life-Threatening Allergies: How to Recognize & Respond to Anaphylaxis

 

Seizure Information: 

School Nurse Days: Tuesday/Thursdays

Contact email: ckojima@srvusd.net