Nurse's Page
Welcome to the Prairie Health Room Nurse's page. Below you will find most information you will need to know. Please feel free to reach out to us for any questions, concerns or any health needs your child may need for the following school year.
Contact Information: School Nurse, Leann Lewman, RN [email protected]
Sylvia Bruce, MA [email protected]
Sylvia Bruce, MA [email protected]
Phone Number: (316)554-2350 Fax Number: (316)554-2357
School Hours: 8:10 - 4:10
School Hours: 8:10 - 4:10
Illness Guidelines:
It is recommended that children with the following symptoms stay home for 24 hours until symptoms are resolved. Children should be fever-free for 24 hours WITHOUT fever reducing medication(Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Dayquil, etc.).
- fever at or above 100.4 F
- diarrhea
- vomiting
- red, draining, eyes
- thick, green nasal discharge
If your child has been diagnosed with a communicable disease (Strep throat, Pink Eye, Flu, COVID, Impetigo, Hand Foot & Mouth, Chicken Pox, Fifths disease, etc.) please call us so we can give you a return to school date, as there are certain requirements your child has to meet before they can return.
No person having an infectious or contagious disease shall be admitted to any public, parochial, or private school, or to any other public place according to Sedgwick County Health Department.
Normally we do not call parents every time when students visit the health room. We will try to call if a student:
- Throws up (sick)
- Diarrhea
- Students ask to call their parents
- It is established that parents want to be called for every health room visit or for certain visits
- An injury that needs more medical attention
- An injury that looks okay but the student is very young (pre-K/Kdg.)
- An injury that looks okay but we want the parents to be aware just in case it gets worse
- Accidents/change of clothes, if necessary
- Complaints of ear aches with assessment of the ears
- Complaints of sore throat with symptoms
CLOTHING:
- In our health room we have clothes that student's can borrow if they have an accident or spill something on them. We ask that you please return them so other student's can have the same opportunity. It's also always a good idea to have an extra change of clothes in your child's backpack!
Immunizations:
Please have a copy of your student's immunizations turned in prior to the school year. If proof of immunizations are not received by exclusion day your child will not be able to attend until those are turned in.
Required Immunizations for Early Childhood Program Operated by a School - Ages 4 Years and Under:
Required Immunizations for KDG - Grade 5:
Medication information:
All medication must be sent in it's original bottle with:
- Student's Name
- Name of Medication
- Dosage and directions for administration
- Current date
- Prescribing physician's name
Please make sure that the medication and dosage in the container is the same as is described by the label. Medication can only be administered with orders from the child's Doctor/APRN and on the correct USD261 Haysville Medication Form.
OTC(over the counter) medication may be given once the OTC form is filled out and the correct age appropriate medication is supplied by the parent/family.
Screenings in School
SNAP Health Portal
Haysville Schools has elected to use the SNAP Health Portal to better connect you with your child’s school health and wellness information. This web-based system provides an easy, secure, and green way for you to update and review important school health information and medical documents throughout the year. With 24-hour access over the web, you will be able to:
- Electronically sign and submit all health forms safely over the internet
- Review and update new health information such as vaccinations, health conditions, and screening results throughout the school year
- Receive immediate notifications when there are changes in your child’s health status
- Easily message the school health clinic to expedite communication
School Based Health Clinic
