Click HERE for high school student drug assistance program (C.A.P.)
Click HERE for Authorization to Administer Prescribed Medication form.
Click HERE for Diabetes Letter to Parents.
Click HERE for Authorization to Administer Prescribed Medication form (in English).
Click HERE for State Diabetes form.
Click HERE for Maryland State Supplemental Form for Students with Insulin Pumps.
A NOTE ON MEDICATION POLICY - It is likely that during this school year, your child will have a medication prescribed for the treatment of a health issue. The general policy we recommend: children receive medication at home whenever possible. In the event that your child needs to receive medication at school, please note the following key points:
* All medications, including over the counter meds require a
Physician’s written authorization (Authorization to Administer
Medication, form #525-13). This form may be downloaded from the
MCPS web site or be picked up from the health room.
* Prescription medications must be provided in a container with
The pharmacist's label attached, the name of the child
And the dosage printed on the label.
* For the safety of your student, as well as other students at school,
All medications must be delivered to the school by a parent, guardian or designated adult.
*Students may "self carry" emergency medications such as Epi-pens
and inhalers with a physicians order and approval by the School Community
Health Nurse. The written order will be kept on file in the health room
.
Under no circumstances, may students self carry or self administer other
medications in the school setting (prescription or over the counter) unless the
above written orders are on file in the health room.
* Under no circumstances will the school administer medications or
allow children to take medication that does not follow the
aforementioned rules.
As always please feel free to contact the health room with any questions or concerns.
301- 469-1207 Fax: 301 469-1208