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State of Illinois & District 301 Health Requirements [Downloadable
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State of Illinois and District 301 Health Requirements
This information is provided to inform you of the medical requirements for all students enrolled in this district. All documents are requested in the Health Office before the student’s first day of attendance unless specified.
Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE)
- Complete physical exam including immunizations, diabetes and lead screening **
- PARENT to complete and sign health history on page 2 of the physical exam form
Kindergarten
- Complete physical exam including immunizations, diabetes and lead screening**
- PARENT to complete and sign health history on page 2 of the physical exam form
- Complete Vision exam
- Dental exam completed within 18 months prior to May 15 of the current school year
2nd Grade
- Dental exam completed within 18 months prior to May 15 of the current school year
5th Grade
- Documented evidence of completed Hepatitis B vaccine series
6th Grade
- Complete physical exam including immunizations and diabetes screening **
- PARENT to complete and sign health history on page 2 of the physical exam form
- Dental exam completed within 18 months prior to May 15 of the current school year
9th Grade
- Complete physical exam including immunizations and diabetes screening **
- PARENT to complete and sign health history on page 2 of the physical exam form
- Diphtheria and Tetanus booster
All grades
- Complete D301 Health Questionnaire for each student
NEW students (within the State of Illinois)
- Complete physical exam including immunizations, diabetes and lead screening **
- PARENT to complete and sign health history on page 2 of the physical exam form
- Complete Vision exam (excludes Early Childhood)
TRANSFER Students (within the state of Illinois)
TRANSFER Students (within the state of Illinois) need to provide copies of the most recent complete physical, vision and dental exams that are needed to meet the state requirements in the grades outlined above.
**An IHSA sports physical does not fulfill the physical requirement
Medications at School
Over the counter medications as well as prescription medications will only be administered in school when a District 301 “Meds A” Form is on file in the Health Office. One form needs to be completed for each medication. Both, the doctor and the parent/legal guardian need to complete and sign each form. CMS and CHS students will receive a form in their registration packets; parents of elementary students need to request a form from the school office.
Below are the documents for adminsitration of medications in D301 schools:
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D301 Medication Adminstration Letter and Form [English]
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D301 Medication Adminstration Letter and Form [Spanish]
Regulations about Medications Administratios in Schools in Illinois are below:
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IDPH & ISBE Medication Adminstration in Schools
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IDPH & ISBE Medication Adminstration in Schools
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Privacy Practices
Please be advised that state law now mandates strict privacy rules. As a result, school personnel will no longer contact a doctor, dentist, nurse or pharmacist about a student, health records or health exams unless the parent or legal guardian gives written consent. It is a parent / guardian responsibility to be sure all required documents are turned in to the school in the required time frames. If desired, a consent form permitting communication between health care professionals can be obtained in the school office.
Regulations about Health Requirements in the State of Illinois:
The State of Illinois has information for parents about immulizations: