Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I have a gym note from my parent. What do I do with it?
A: Gym notes from PARENTS go directly to your gym teacher.
Q: My doctor gave me a gym note. Who should I give it to?
A: Gym notes from DOCTORS should be submitted directly to the nurse's office.
Q: I injured myself over the weekend and am on crutches. How do I get an elevator pass?
A: The nurse's office can issue an elevator pass in accordance with your doctor's guidelines. Passes are given for the duration of the doctor note. Students who do not return the pass after use will be charged $5.00 for a replacement.
Q: I got a concussion in sports and my doctor told me I can't take any tests this week. What do I do?
A: A doctor's note will be required outlining any accommodations you need. Please submit this to guidance. If you need any physical accommodations (such as no gym or modified gym) please have your doctor forward a note to the nurse's office.
Q: A friend of mine is being bullied during school. What can I do for her?
A: Alert a trusted adult or report the problem to a guidance counselor.
Q: I need to talk to someone about personal information. Where can I go?
A: Feel free to stop in the nurses' office, the guidance office, or seek out any SAP (Student Assistance Program) member. SAP members are designated by the small signs near their doors.
Q: Is it true you can't even give me Tylenol for a headache?
A: Medication from the nurse can be offered a limited amount of times throughout the school year, and only for 4 consecutive days. After the 4 days and/or once a student hits their yearly limit, a doctors order is required, and a supply must be brought in by parents.
Q: May I carry cough drops?
A: Yes.