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Greenville Public Schools strives to promote and maintain a healthy environment for all our students, staff, parents, and community members who visit our buildings.
Action Plan of Care
If your child has any health conditions, we ask that an Action Plan of Care be completed for each school year. These conditions are:
Asthma
Allergic/anaphylaxis reactions to food, insects, latex, etc.
Diabetes
Epilepsy/seizures
Cardiac/heart condition
Or any other health concern regarding routine or possible emergency care at school.
These action plans can be obtained at school or by calling Katie Hoffman, RN, at 231-633-4388.
Medication Administration Permission Form
Greenville Public Schools is a drug-free school zone. In compliance with this and our school policy, ANY STUDENT requiring a prescription or over-the-counter medication requires a Medication Permission slip signed by both the parent and physician. This must occur if your child will be self-medicating like many high school students do (i.e., Tylenol, ibuprofen, etc.) or if the staff at your child's school dispenses the medication. This form must be received at school before any medication can be dispensed or for your child to bring to school to self-medicate.
This form can be obtained at the school office or by calling Katie Hoffman, RN, at 231-633-4388.
"Do I send him/her today or not"?
Knowing when to keep your child home from school can be difficult. The control of communicable diseases in our schools is always of concern. Simple "Rules of Thumb" of when to keep a child home are if any of the following are exhibited:
Fever
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Uncontrolled cough and runny nose
Rash without a diagnosis by a healthcare provider
Healthcare/Health Insurance
If you need assistance finding a family physician or dentist or have questions regarding health insurance for your family, please call Katie Hoffman, RN, at 231-633-4388.
Greenville Public Schools recognizes that many of our families have gone through financial changes and hardship. School staff recognize that students' health is important to their academic success. A website that may be helpful with information regarding health insurance for children is MI-Child or call 1-888-988-6300.