Student Health Resources – For Parent & Guardians
- Southwest Utah Public Health Department (SUPHD)
- Family Healthcare Clinic (FHC)
- Contact Info sheet for Health Department and the Family Healthcare Clinic
- Southwest Behavioral Health Center Center (SBHC)
- Doctor’s Volunteer Clinic
- Washington County Children’s Justice Center (CJC) – Assistance for children who are victims of abuse or other crimes.
Both forms below must be filled out and signed by a parent/guardian and a licensed healthcare provider for students that need food related accommodations for meals/snacks at school. Contact your school nurse to see if a healthcare/emergency plan may also be needed. These diet forms only need to be updated if a change is necessary.
The Department of Health’s Wellness and School Nursing Website is a great resource for a variety of topics relating to Health Care for K-12 students and parents. You can access this site HERE
Medical forms must be filled out and signed by a parent/guardian, and a licensed healthcare provider if medication is to be administered. Click links below for forms.
Medication Authorizations (Orders)/IHP/EAP Forms – UDOH
- Allergy Emergency Plan
- Asthma Action Plan
- Diabetes Emergency Plan
- Diabetes Healthcare Plan
- DMMO (Diabetes Medication Management Order)
- Diabetes CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitor) Addendum
- Diabetes Injection (pens-syringe & vial) Addendum
- Diabetes Pump/Smart Pen Addendum
- Generic IHP/EAP
- School Medication Authorization- for general medications that do not have a medication specific form ( ex: ADHD meds, oxygen, Tylenol, G tube meds, pancreatic enzymes, etc.)
- Seizure Action Plan (IHP/EAP)
- SMMO (Seizure Medication Management Order)
Procedure Forms – WCSD
Miscellaneous Forms-WCSD
- Medication Calendar – 2022-23
- Medication Calendar – blank
- Medication Incident Report
- Medical Release Form editable or PDF spanish editable spanish PDF
- Medical Release to Return to School After Surgery
- Medical History English – Spanish
- Parent Permission Only- Student Medication Self-Administration (6 -12th grade only)
WCSD Medication Policy
Training Videos
Printable Handouts
- Common Opioids Page 1
- Signs/Symptoms of Overdose – How to Give Naloxone Page 2
- Naloxone (NARCAN) Nasal Spray Instructions
- Naloxone Pocket Card
- Naloxone Brochure – Signs/Symptoms of Overdose, Who’s at Risk, What to Do/What is Naloxone/How to Give Naloxone
Virtual Training- preregister here, attend the online, scheduled virtual training, and you will be sent a free injectable naloxone rescue kit. All information collected is completely confidential.