RECREATION DESIGN
Immunization Requirements
DOCUMENTATION OF VACCINES FROM MD
EXEMPTION
MODULE COMPLETION CERTIFICATE
IMMUNIZE-UTAH.GOV
STUDENT WOULD HAVE RECEIVED THESE REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS AT AGE 4-5 VISIT WITH HEALTH PROVIDER
When to Stay Home from School:�
* Repeated diarrhea and/or vomiting within the past 24 hours.
* A fever in the range of 100.4 to 104 degrees, especially
accompanied by lethargy.
* A severe cold with fever, sneezing and thickened nasal discharge
means stay at home.
* A sore throat combined with a fever or swollen glands.
* A cough that keeps a child awake at night, worsens with increased
activity, or is combined with other symptoms generally merits a day
off.
* A severe and persistent earache may be a sign of acute otitis
media, a common ear infection, and merits a trip to the doctor.
* Redness in the whites of eyes, yellow eye discharge and matted
eyelashes are symptoms of conjunctivitis, commonly known as
pinkeye. Again, call the doctor.
* Rashes, if they are all over the body, blistery, oozing or sore, they
could be a sign of a contagious infection.
* Head lice-please treat before sending to school.
* Breathing trouble.
* Not eating for more than a day.
* Sharp or persistent pains in the abdomen or stomach.
Please do not send a note to have your child stay indoors for recess. If
they are too sick to go outside, they are too sick to be at school.
Parents should ask themselves “If my child were perfectly healthy,
would I want him or her to sit next to a child with these symptoms”.
GETTING Ready for�KINDERGARTEN
Step 1
INDEPENDENT TOILETING SKILLS
Step 2
PRACTICE GOOD HAND WASHING
Step 3
COUGH/SNEEZE IN ELBOWS
Mrs. Coombs MSN, RN