Nursing Services

To give medication at school we must have written authorization from a parent and a medical provider.  This includes any over-the-counter medication (i.e., Tylenol, Ibuprofen, cough drops, antacids, or others).  Below is the form that needs to be completed to have medication at school.  If you wish to have an Epinephrine device or inhaler available at school, please see the Allergy and/or Asthma section on this page, as the forms are different.

Medication request (english) 

Medication Request (Spanish)

According to Colorado laws, kids with asthma can keep certain medications at school. To do this, they need an order form signed by their parents and doctor. If they want to carry and use their medicine themselves, they also need to sign a Student Carry Contract with their parents and the school nurse. If you have any questions, ask your school's registered nurse or health assistant.

If your student has food allergies or other special dietary needs please contact your school's registered nurse. If your student has food allergies or other special dietary needs please contact your school's registered nurse.

Asthma Order and Care Plan 

Contract to Self-Administer - Asthma (English)

Contract to Self-Administer - Asthma (Spanish)

If forms are needed in another language, please contact your school's registered nurse.

To attend a school in Colorado your child must be vaccinated against certain diseases, unless you have a special reason not to. These reasons could be medical or other personal (non-medical) reasons. 

Non-medical exemption paperwork

If you choose not to vaccinate your child for non-medical reasons, you must complete and submit paperwork to the school every year. Non-medical exemption paperwork can be completed in one of the following two ways.

1. Submit a certificate you receive after completing an online class about immunizations.

online immunization class

2. Your child's healthcare provider willingly signs a non-medical exemption for your child.

Non-medical Exemption Form

 

Medical exemption paperwork

If you choose not to vaccinate your child for medical reasons, the following medical exemption form must be completed and signed by a medical provider (MD, DO, APN, or PA).

Medical Exemption Form

 

For further information or forms in other languages please visit

CDPHE Vaccine Website

If your child has a medical concern or you have health-related questions, please contact the Health Office at your child's school.

We cannot share your child's medical information without your permission. If you wish for us to speak with a medical provider or your child's medical provider to speak with us please complete the following form.

Request to Release or Secure Confidential Information (English)

Request to release or secure confidential information (Spanish)

If forms are needed in another language, please contact your school's health office.