Communicable Disease Letters and Forms
Throughout the course of the school year, many children become ill. Whether you suspect the flu, a cold, chicken pox, or some other illness, it is very important to know when you should not send your child to school. A child’s illness is most contagious during the early stages, so having your child stay home and rest will help shorten the length of their illness. You should keep your child home if he/she has a rash, sore throat, unusual flush color, diarrhea, cough, chilliness, headache, rise in temperature, runny nose, or if your child is vomiting. A sick child does not learn well at school,
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