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When Should I Keep My Sick Children Home from School?

  • If a child is sick, they need to rest or their recovery could be delayed.
  • The ability of your child to function and learn at school.
  • The prevention of the spread of illness to other children and families or to school staff.
  • The inability of the school to look after your child.

Please keep your child home if he/she:

  • Have symptoms such as persistent cough, constant runny nose, vomiting or diarrhea. If these symptoms do not clear up within a reasonable time, please see your family doctor.
  • Have a suspected or known communicable disease (i.e.. Pink eye, Mumps, measles, rubella, chicken pox, whooping cough, gastrointestinal illnesses).
  • Has a fever. Your child must be free of a fever for 24 hrs. before sending them to school.
  • Is too sick to participate in all normal school activities.
  • Keep them home until they are no longer infectious. Infectious periods vary with the disease.

For more information:

Should the school find it necessary to send your child home because of illness, please ensure you have made alternate arrangements if you are not available. Please inform your school of these arrangements.


Managing Head Lice

Managing head lice is an unpleasant but critical task for any family. As a school, we do our best to identify head lice issues and we will discreetly and promptly notify families to ensure treatment is undertaken. It is our practice to notify parents/guardians when head lice is identified and we expect families to complete the necessary treatments before the child returns to school.

Check out the following links for some helpful information:


Health Information & Resources

COVID-19 Information

Daily Health Check Form - Feb 2021

Concussion Screening Pamphlet

Chickenpox Vaccine Information

Kindergarten Booster Vaccination

Social-Emotional Learning:

SEL Scoop - January 2021 - Strengthening Relationships

SEL Scoop - December 2020 - Kindness and Joy

SEL Scoop - November 2020 - Courage, Grit, and Resilience