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Policies and Procedures - (Page 6 of 6)
Illness and attendance at school
Children who are in need of medical attention will be escorted to the school nurse. All visits to the school nurse are recorded and dated. The nurse’s office contains adequate First Aid supplies, which are readily available.
Good attendance at school is always encouraged; however, a sick child should stay home.
The decision to keep your child at home is sometimes a difficult one. If your child has had a high temperature, has vomited or had diarrhea more than once the night before, consider giving the day off to allow him/her to recover. Children, who have a temperature over 100 degrees, have vomited or have diarrhea at school, will be dismissed. Children with strep throat or conjunctivitis (pink eye) must be an antibiotics for twenty-four (24) hours before they may return to school.
Medical Emergencies at School
In the event of a serious medical concern the student will be transported to the home, doctor, clinic, or hospital as required using the parent’s automobile, an ambulance, or requested police assistance.
Abuse & Neglect
Staff who suspects abuse or neglect of a child will immediately report it to the Director of Preschool Programs.The Director of Preschool Programs will investigate the situation and will immediately notify the Department of Social Services if needed.
If a 51a report has been filed alleging abuse/neglect of a child while in the care of the preschool, the Director of Preschool Programs will notify the Department of Social Services. The preschool will cooperate in all investigations.
Emergency Evacuation
Centers will be evacuated according to already established evacuation procedures. Program Directors will carry cellular phones, emergency cards, and medical bag.
Safety Policy
Centers follow a written and agreed upon Safety Policy regarding all visitors.
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