School health service personnel and the school administration comply with federal, state and local policies based on policy and legal guidelines. Non-medical persons and trained community volunteers can assist in the school health program.

Conferences are held to interpret medical information and to identify the student's health needs, educational implications and needed adjustments in the school environment.

Students requiring assistive devices (i.e. crutches, casts, wheelchairs, etc.) should contact the school before returning to school so that the necessary arrangements and notations can be made.

Required Student Health Forms: Every parent/guardian is required to fill out a Student Health Inventory form for each child at registration. Any physical disability, including allergies, that might interfere with a student's learning should be made known to the teacher so that proper consideration should be given to the problem. Administration and faculty members should be notified if a child has any serious medical or emotional problem.