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The document is a Medication Permission Form for students at Propel Schools, outlining the requirements for administering medications during school hours. It specifies that a licensed prescriber's order, a parent permission form, and properly labeled medication must be provided. The policy emphasizes that only essential prescribed medicines will be given at school, with parents assuming full responsibility. It details packaging and labeling requirements for both prescription and over-the-counter medications, as well as transportation rules and self-carry policies for certain medications.

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What would you do if a child refused to take the medication?

Tell your child the medication is there for them to take when they are ready. Break the cycle. Its easy for a child to get stuck in a negative pattern of thinking. Break the cycle by changing the routine, trying a different time, doing it in a different room, or asking the other parent for help.

When can you be forced to take medication?

Involuntary psychiatric medications may be utilized after less restrictive non-pharmaceutical alternatives have been deemed unavailable or clinically inappropriate, or in a medical emergency .

Can my child take antibiotics at school?

Parent permission and physician authorization forms must be completed for all medications, INCLUDING those purchased over the counter such as Tylenol, cough, etc.

Can a school force a child to take medication?

Taking antibiotics to school should be no problem. My daughters school has a policy of not administering non prescription drugs, so they wont give Calpol for example, but they will give antibiotics. What I tend to do is put a measured dose in a syringe (I just happen to have one left over from when DD was a baby).

Are you allowed to have Tylenol at school?

The California Education Code 49423.6 requires the state board of education to adopt regulations on the administration of prescription medication in public schools. The law clarifies that any administration is to be at the request of the students parent or legal guardian.

Can a school force a student to take a drug test?

Yes, schools can drug test students. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that, under certain conditions, its legal for public schools to conduct drug tests on their students. The court ruled that schools can conduct drug tests in the landmark case of Vernonia School District v. Acton (1995).

What can I do if my child refuses to take medicine?

THE MEDICATIONS-REFUSING CHILD: WINNING STRATEGIES! 1. GIVE MEDICATIONS ON AN EMPTY TUMMY EXCEPT WHERE CONTRAINDICATED 2. GIVE DRUGS IN SMALL QUANTITIES 3. GIVE DRUGS AT INTERVALS 4. YOU CAN HIDE DRUGS IN FOOD 5. ALWAYS TASTE MEDICATIONS YOU GIVE TO KIDS 6. YOU CAN REPEAT MEDICATIONS VOMITED BEFORE 30 MINUTES 7.

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