Fever greater than 100 degrees (orally)

Temperature below 100 degrees (orally) for a minimum of 24 hours without use of fever-reducing medication

Rash or rash with fever — new or sudden onset

Rash disappears; written or phone consent from a medical doctor to school nurse

Brown, gray, tan or yellow drainage from nose, eyes or any other part of the body

Discharge must be gone or student must have been on antibiotics for 24 hours and have written or phone consent from a medical doctor to school nurse

Vomiting/diarrhea

Symptom-free for 24 hours

Cough: Deep, barking, congested or productive mucous

Symptom-free or student must have been on antibiotics for 24 hours and have written/phone consent from a medical doctor to school nurse

White, clay-colored, or bloody stool

White, clay-colored, or bloody stool

Yellow skin and/or eye color

Yellow skin and/or eye color

Brown or bloody urine

Brown or bloody urine

Stiff neck or headache with fever

Symptom-free or written/phone consent from a medical doctor to school nurse

Unusually sleepy, lethargic or grumpy

Symptom-free

Strep throat diagnosed by a medical doctor

Must have been on antibiotics for 24 hours and have written/phone consent from a medical doctor to school nurse; if no antibiotic given, call school nurse before sending child to school

After an illness of two or more weeks, surgery, or other change in health status

Written instructions from the doctor and parent regarding medication or special health needs must be provided to the school nurse