Health Services
Red Bluff Joint Union High School District Health Services provides nursing and health services to students, assists in planning school health programs, and serves as a resource in preparing health education curriculum according to district established standards.
The School Nurse provides direct nursing services, referrals, and consultations.
HEalth Services
HEalth Services
HEalth Services
The nurse is located in the Health Office in the Main Office. The nurse provides assistance with school related health problems, health instruction in classrooms upon request, and individual health counseling for students, parents, and staff. Students should check in at the Health Office prior to contacting parents to receive permission to go home due to illness during the school day.
Health concerns
Health concerns
Health concerns
Students with serious health concerns such as diabetes, epilepsy, heart disease, or other serious medical conditions are to be brought to the personal attention of the school nurse with written medical instructions for those limitations deemed necessary. Students with chronic health problems should report to the school nurse at the beginning of each fall term. Contact Karrie Roth (530)529-8722.
Immunizations
Immunizations
Immunizations
California State Law requires, at the time of registration, up-to-date measles, rubella, tetanus, diphtheria, chicken pox immunization or disease history, Hepatitis B vaccine series and polio immunizations for all students. Exemptions for medical reasons must be filed in writing in the permanent school health records or obtained through the California Immunizations Registry(CAIR). Students that do not meet these requirements will not be able to enroll.
Medications
Medications
Medications
Students are not allowed to carry medication with them on campus. Only medication prescribed by a physician may be given to students by school personnel. School personnel will cooperate with the student’s physician by providing a safe place for the storage of necessary medication in the health office. The school must have written permission from both the parent AND the physician for over the counter OR prescription medication to be given. The medication must be in the original container. Forms are available in the Health Office. NOTE: Students in possession of prescription medication and/or distributing it to others may be cause for disciplinary action.
Physical Education
Physical Education
Physical Education
Students who have physical or health problems that limit participation in a full physical education program are required to submit a medical note to the Health Office. Students who have had a serious illness, injury, or any other health complication need a doctor’s clearance to reenter P.E. or athletic programs.
Home Hospital Instruction
Home Hospital Instruction
Home Hospital Instruction
Requests for home teaching due to extended illness (longer than two weeks) must be made through a written medical request on a district form to counselor/nurse stating the nature of the illness and the expected duration of the illness.
HELPFUL TIPS TO ENSURE YOUR CHILD IS HEALTHY AND SUCCESSFUL IN SCHOOL
HELPFUL TIPS TO ENSURE YOUR CHILD IS HEALTHY AND SUCCESSFUL IN SCHOOL
HELPFUL TIPS TO ENSURE YOUR CHILD IS HEALTHY AND SUCCESSFUL IN SCHOOL
Ensure that your child is:
- At school on time
- Eats breakfast daily
- Gets 8-10 hours of sleep at night
- Wears their glasses or contacts as recommended by their doctor
- Departments
Karrie Roth, M.S.N, P.H.N Credentialed School Nurse
Phone: (530)529-8722
Fax: (530)529-8885
Email: kroth@rbhsd.org
Health office
Health office
Health office
Daisy Brose
Health Assistant
Phone: (530)529-8797
Email: dbrose@rbhsd.org
Fax: (530)529-8885
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
It is vital that parents keep their contact information and emergency contact information up to date. You can update this information by logging into your Aeries Parent Portal or through ParentSquare App.
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