Don't send your child to school.
- A fever of 38C or higher
- Untreated strep throat (once they are treated for 24 hours, they may go back)
- Uncontrolled diarrhea and is not toilet trained
- Very frequent diarhea and vomiting
- Children in theri first days of flu or serious cold
- Having a hard time breathing because of a pneumonia
- Asthma where it has reached the point where they need evaluation at the doctor's office or hospital
- Cold sores (if the child is very young)
- Scabies, until treatment is started
- Chicken pox lesions that are not all crusted over
- Undiagnosed skin rashes with a fever
- Severe headaches
- Significant pain of any sort
- Recent significant head injury
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Do send your child to school.
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Your child starts to look and act like they feel better
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If your child has mild symptoms of a common cold, sore throat, ear infection or runny nose (yellow, green, clear - ALL OK) and does not have a fever
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Fifth's disease
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Has been treated for head lice, ringworm, scabies |
