Health Information

Sunderland Elementary Nurse: Kathy Kuck, RN, BSN, BA

To reach the nurse directly or report a student absent due to illness, please call 665-1451 or
email Ms. Kuck at kuckk@ses.sunderland.ma.us

Flu Updates and Information:
Fact Sheet: H1N1 Nasal Spray Vaccine		Fact Sheet: H1N1 Vaccine
Protect your child and family	Flu symptom check list	Children at high risk for flu complications	How to prepare when your child must stay home

	MEDICATIONS IN SCHOOL
	Over-the-counter, non-prescription medications such as medicated cough drops, cough syrup, decongestants etc. require a written order from your child’s doctor. All OTC’s must be kept in the nurse’s office, not in the classroom.
	Prescription medication taken for 10 days or less such as antibiotics do not require a doctor’s order, but must be sent to school in the original pharmacy labeled container. Prescription medication sent to school in an envelope or plastic bag will not be given.
	Long-term or emergency prescription medication such as inhalers, epi-pens and Psychotropic medication require a written doctor’s order and must be sent in the original pharmacy labeled container.
	These Department of Public Health regulations are in place to keep you child safe. Your cooperation in the safe dispensing of medication is greatly appreciated!