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When to Keep Your Child Home From Preschool


*This page may be modified to comply with current COVID protocols as the school year approaches.
 
KEEP YOUR CHILD HOME IF THEY HAVE ANY OF THESE SYMPTOMS:


Fever – over 100 degrees F. orally.  Temperature should remain normal (98.6 degrees) for 24 hours without fever reducing medication before returning to school.

Sore throat – especially if associated with fever or swollen glands

Vomiting – within the past 24 hours

Diarrhea – more than one occurrence in a 24 hour period

Drainage from the eye – the eye crusted and difficult to open (especially upon waking)

Nasal discharge (yellow or greenish) – If your child’s nasal mucus has a color and is accompanied by a fever and/or coughing, sneezing, drowsiness, and general signs of not feeling well, your child may be contagious and should remain at home until the symptoms subside. Call your doctor if you have any concerns or questions.

Appearance/Behavior – unusually tired, pale, lack of appetite, difficult to wake, confused

Rash – body rashes not associated with heat, or allergic reactions to medications

Head lice – contact teacher if any indication of head lice

Remember to keep your contact info updated in case your student becomes ill and must be picked up early.
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