• What to do if your child is ill...Notify school about your child's illness and symptoms.
     
                   Health Office 507-423-5164 ext. 1154, email:  holliolson@lakeview2167.com
                   Elementary Secretary 507-423-5164 ext. 1150, email:
                   Secondary Secretary, Ronda Herigon, at 507-423-5164 ext. 1301, email: rondaherigon@lakeview2167.com
     
    When should your child stay home?
     
       * Fever over 100.0 degree
                Child must be fever free for 24hrs without the use of fever reducing agents (Tylenol, Ibuprofen, etc) before
                returning to school.
     
       * Vomiting/Diarrhea
                Child must be 24hrs free of vomiting and/or episodes of diarrhea before returning to school.
     
       * Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
                Child must have 4 doses of prescribed eye drop antibiotic before returning to school if diagnosed with bacterial
                conjunctivitis.
                FAQ about conjunctivitis https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/conjunctivitis/index.html
     
       * Communicable Disease (ie. chickenpox, measles, mumps, whooping cough/pertussis, influenza)
     
       * Any wound that is oozing or draining 
                Must be covered before returning to school and school nurse notified.
     
       * Unsure if your child should return to school or stay home?  Feel free to call health office with any questions/concerns
                507-423-5164 ext.1154
     
    What does the health office need to report to the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH)?
     
       The health office is a mandated reporter.  This is also in the interest of students that cannot have immunizations or students who have immune systems that are compromised.  Please notify the health office if your child has been diagnosed with with any of the following...
                Influenza or Influenza-like illness (ie. fever <100 degrees with cough or sore throat)
                Chickenpox
                Shingles
                Pertussis/Whooping Cough
                Measles
                Mumps
                Rubella
                Diphtheria
                Tetanus
                Polio
                Viral Hepatitis