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Community Consolidated School District 46 | 565 Frederick Road, Grayslake, IL | #OneD46 HEALTH NOTES Flu and School To help keep flu and illness outbreaks to a minimum, CCSD 46 is asking that all students and families follow these simple steps: 1. PLEASE keep sick children home from school until they are fever-free for 24 hours without medication, such as Tylenol or ibuprofen (fever = 100 degrees) and their cough is gone! 2. Teach your children to COVER THEIR COUGHS and wash hands often. Hand sanitizers are also effective. 3. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that all school-age children receive a flu vaccine. 4. Prepare in advance. Have alternative childcare providers available if YOU cannot stay home or pick up your sick child at school. SICK students cannot remain at school! 5. PLEASE report your child’s absence to school and tell us if there are specific symptoms or diagnosis. This helps us track illness trends. 6. Make sure the school has current phone numbers to reach you and your emergency contacts.
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Page 1: HEALTH NOTES - Community Consolidated School District 46 · HEALTH NOTES Flu and School To help keep flu and illness outbreaks to a minimum, CCSD 46 is asking that all students and

CommunityConsolidatedSchoolDistrict46|565FrederickRoad,Grayslake,IL|#OneD46

HEALTH NOTES

Flu and School To help keep flu and illness outbreaks to a minimum, CCSD 46 is asking that all students and families follow these simple steps: 1. PLEASE keep sick children home from school until they are fever-free for 24

hours without medication, such as Tylenol or ibuprofen (fever = 100 degrees) and their cough is gone!

2. Teach your children to COVER THEIR COUGHS and wash hands often. Hand

sanitizers are also effective. 3. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that all school-age children

receive a flu vaccine. 4. Prepare in advance. Have alternative childcare providers available if YOU cannot

stay home or pick up your sick child at school. SICK students cannot remain at school!

5. PLEASE report your child’s absence to school and tell us if there are specific

symptoms or diagnosis. This helps us track illness trends. 6. Make sure the school has current phone numbers to reach you and your

emergency contacts.

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