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Schedule: Monday @ Russellville; Tuesday @ HS; Thursday @ MS; Friday @ Sardinia.

Wednesdays are alternated between elementary schools.

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Kindergarten Registration for 2013-14 School Year

Mark these set times on your calender to register your Kindergarten student. And once again, there will be a physician on site to perform the required Kindergarten Physical at no cost to you. Registation times are as follows:
@ Sardinia: Friday, April 19th and April 26th
@ Russellville: Wednesday, April 17th and Thursday, April 18th. Read on to see what to bring and the times the physician will be available for the phycial exams.

Immunization Requirements and Local Health Dept. Info

All students must be up-to-date on their needed shots to attend school. Attention Parents of incoming 7th graders: Late Clinic for the Tdap @ Health Dept. April 16th from 1p-7p. Read on for more details, including Health Department contact information, hours, and costs.

Vision & Hearing Screenings

Certain grades are screened every year. However, any student can be screened upon request. Please read on for the details.

Medication Administration Information

If your student has to take medication during the school day, there are certain forms that must be completed.

Concussions

Children and adolescents are among those at greatest risk for concussions. Signs and symptoms can show up right after an injury or may not appear or be noticed until hours or days after the injury. It is important to know what to look for. Read on for more info.

Play It Safe In The Sun

Read on to learn tips on how to prevent sunburns in the summer and winter months!

Be Safe On The Road

Parents are key to their teen driver's safety on the road. Read on to find helpful information. Click on the link to get to the CDC's website that includes a parent-teen contract to enforce the rules.

Aspirin Is Not to be given to Young Children or Teens.

Please read on to learn more about the reason why young children and teens under the age of 20 should not take aspirin. Also, there is a link provided that will give a list of aspirin-containing products to avoid.

FLU Season and the proper way to SNEEZE!

Tis the Season....the flu is here and rearing its ugly head! Presently, Ohio is experiencing a high level of flu activity. Read on for more information that includes a helpful link to the Ohio Department of Health. Stay well by getting good sleep, drinking plenty of fluids and washing your hands often!

Get Smart About Antibiotics

Antibiotics do not fight infections caused by viruses like colds, most sore throats and bronchitis, and some ear infections. Rest, fluids, and over-the-counter products may be your best treatment option.

Free Prescription Assistance Program

The mission of the Ohio Drug Card is to make buying medication affordable. Everyone in Ohio is eligible to use this program. Read on for more information.

Healthy Foods & Activities!

Read on to go to the attached websites for good information, recipes, and activities. These interactive sites are user-friendly and helpful.

Eating Disorders

If this is something you (or someone you know) are dealing with -- read on. It may just save a life.

Having A Tough Time Dealing with Things and Need Some Help?

The United Way, a long-standing and well known national organization, has provided a way to help kids, teens, and young adults through difficult situations. Check it out...you just might find what you need!

Smoking? It's time to quit!

Read on to go to the provided link that could be the tool you need to stop this extremely addictive drug habit!

Bed Bugs

Bedbugs have become a community issue and therefore, deserve our attention. They can visit anyone, regardless of age, income, social status or cleanliness. In order to protect our students and families, please read on for facts and what to do to treat an invasion in your home. Education is key to their elimination! Thank you for your efforts.

Nurse Downloads

Immunization Requirements for School Attendance Fall 2013

The summary of needed vaccinations for your PreK and K-12 student to attend Ohio schools.

Concussion Fact Sheet

Good information of what to look for...and what to do!

Driving Contract for Teen Drivers

A valuable tool to help parents enforce the driving rules with their teen driver.

EPI-Pen Authorization Form

This form is for the student's parent and physician to complete, stating the student may carry the emergency medication with them throughout the school day and for all school sponsored activities.

Flu-What Parents Need to Know

Flu information we all need to know!

Fruit & Vegetable Budget Tips

Great tips on how to increase the amount of fruits and vegies in your diet without taking your budget to the bottom!

Immunization Exemption Form

For the parent or guardian who declines to have their student immunized for reasons of conscience, including religious reasons, or medical reasons, needs to sign this form.

Inhaler Authorization Form

This is a form for the student's parent and physician to complete, stating the student may carry their inhaler with them throughout the school day and during all school sponsored activities.

Medication (over the counter) Parent Form

For the parent to fill out for your student to receive over the counter medications while in school.

Medication (prescription) Parent Form

For the parent to sign for your student to receiver prescription medication while in school.

Medication (prescription) Physician Form

For the health care provider to fill out for your student to receive prescription medication while in school.

Traveling Insects: Bedbugs and Head Lice

Information to help identify and treat these unwanted visitors.

Sun Safety

Reader friendly brochure with helpful tips that can benefit everyone.