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Welcome to the Stingray Clinic

Find essential health updates, medication guidelines for school hours, and information on immunizations here.

When To Stay Home from School

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When Your Child Will Be Sent Home

If your student becomes ill during the school day, the following general guidelines will be used by school staff to determine if student should be sent home:

  • Fever of 100.4° F or greater

  • Vomiting or diarrhea.

  • Contagious illness such as chickenpox, strep throat, impetigo, scabies, etc.

  • Injury/accident requiring care of parent/guardian.

  • General discomfort such that the student cannot participate in class.

Medication Guidelines & Forms

  • Medication administration during school should be limited to situations where the schedule cannot reasonably be adjusted.

  • ​The first dose of any new medication must be given at home.

  • All medications must be delivered to the school nurse by a parent/guardian or trusted adult.

  • Over‑the‑counter medications may only be administered according to the manufacturer’s directions unless otherwise authorized by a healthcare provider. 

  • MBSA will not accept more than a 30-day supply of prescription medication at one time. 

  • ​All medications require a completed authorization form, found below.

Upload Medication Forms Here

Choose the form that best fits your student’s needs. Have the appropriate healthcare provider complete it, then upload the finished document here. Be sure to select the “Submit” button once your upload is complete.

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Over the Counter Medication Form

All non‑prescription medications may be provided at school. Examples include Tylenol, Lactaid, Xyzal, etc. No physician documentation is required unless the student needs a dosage that exceeds the manufacturer’s recommendation.  

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Prescription Medication Form

A portion of this form must be filled out by the prescribing physician. No more than a 30-day supply will be accepted by MBSA.

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Self Carry Medication Form

​After the student demonstrates competency in independent medication administration, the provider may complete this form authorizing the student to carry and self‑administer emergency medications, like an albuterol inhaler or EpiPen.

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Self Monitoring form for diabetics

​Once the student demonstrates competency in independent blood‑glucose monitoring, the healthcare provider may complete this form authorizing the student to carry and self‑monitor their diabetes supplies and/or medication.

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