Wellness Policy

Wellness Plan

Triennial Assessment Wellness Policy Assessment Tool

Nurse Emergency Care Authorization Information Form

Comfort Student Information & Emergency Care Information

Comfort ISD Autorizacion del cuidado de emergencia 

Medication Forms

Medication Administration Form 14-15

Seizures

Seizure Action Plan

Diabetes

Diabetes IHP

Asthma and Allergies

CISD Food Allergy Management Plan

Asthma Action Plan

Emergency Health Care Plan

Preparing for the Flu (H1N1)

Action Steps for Parents of Children at High Risk for Flu Complications

Action Steps for Parents to Protect Your Child and Family from the Flu

Healthy Tips Flyer

Flu Vaccine Information Sheet

Head Lice Information

As you may know, head lice cases have been on the rise. Please check your child/children frequently for head lice and/or nits and treat as necessary. Head lice are tiny, wingless insects that live close to the human scalp. They feed on blood. The eggs, also called nits, are tiny, tear-drop shaped eggs that attach to the hair shaft. Nits often appear yellowish or white and can look like dandruff but cannot be removed or brushed off. The nymph, or baby louse, is smaller and grow to adult size in one to two weeks. The adult louse is the size of a sesame seed that appears tan to grayish-white. An itchy and inflamed scalp is a common symptom of lice.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has information on how to treat your child if they have an infestation. http://www.cdc.gov/parasites/lice/head/treatment.html

Resources

Lice Fact Sheet 3

Lice Fact Sheet 4

Head Lice Frequently Asked Questions

Preguntas frecuentes sobre piojos

Pediculosis (English)

Pediculosis (Spanish)

Zika Information

Zika Superintendent School Letter 5-24-17

Zika Fact Sheet General

Zika Push Card General