School Nurse: Tiffany Yetman RN, BSN
Medication Policy
Parents should make every effort to arrange for medicine to be taken outside of the school day. However, there are occasions when it is determined by an authorized prescriber that a child must receive medication during the school day, either on a regular schedule or in the event of an emergency (such as bee stings, asthma or diabetes). When these circumstances occur, the authorized prescriber must give written approval and specific directions regarding administration. These medication consent forms are to be used for both prescription and over-the-counter medications. Students are not allowed to transport medications to or from school. Depending on the circumstances, violations of the Medication Procedures could be considered a violation of the Carroll County Public Schools Drug and Alcohol Policies, and carry the same consequences as other drug violations. No medication will be administered by the school unless it is in the original container marked for the individual student, and accompanied by the appropriate written permission and directions.
Medication Form: CCPS_Medication_Form_-_2025.doc
Allergic Reaction Emergency Plan & Medication Orders: Allergic_Reaction_Emergency_Plan_and_Medication_Orders.pdf
Students may bring the following items to school:
- Saline solution for contacts
- Non-medicated throat drops
- Sunscreen
- Hand lotion
- Wrapped anti-bacterial hand wipes