Contact me at JCHSnurse@madisoncity.k12.al.us

  • November 14, 2022

    I have received a few questions regarding the recent emails sent out about the Madison City Schools illness guidelines and would like to address them with you.

    1. The north Alabama area has seen an increase in the number of cases of flu, covid, strep, bronchitis, RSV, along with just a regular viral respiratory illness. We are seeing similar patterns in our school.
    2. I understand that some families are having difficulty getting an appointment with their pediatrician or family doctor. Fortunately, our area is blessed to have a wide variety of urgent care centers that are able to test and treat illness. I have compiled a list of Local Urgent Care Clinics for information. 
    3. Luckily, most of the illnesses listed above have treatment options available to ease symptoms and promote a quick recovery. Tamiflu and Xofluza are proven to help with the flu if taken soon after symptoms begin. 
    4. Remember, if absences are to be excused without the use of parent excuses,

    - For COVID: send in a copy of the positive home test or the results from a healthcare provider.

    - Because there are no home tests available for other illness they can only be definitively diagnosed by a provider. A note will be needed from a healthcare provider to excuse the absences. 
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Medications at school

  • Medications for the school year:

    1. Prescription medications need to have a Parent/Provider Authorization (PPA) form filled out by a physician. 

    2. Over-the-counter medications have to be in the unopened, unexpired, original container. A PPA will be filled out when the medication is brought in. 

         ** Only acetaminophen, ibuprofen, dramamine, and benadryl can be kept in the clinic without a doctor's authorization. 

    3. All medication has to be brought in by a parent/guardian.

    4. Students are NOT allowed to carry medication on them. Emergency medication (inhalers, epipens, etc.) can be carried by a student if the physician authorizes it. A PPA needs to be filed in the nurse's clinic. 

    Health services forms: Medication forms available here. 

Phone: 256-216-5313 x95260

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Degrees and Certifications:

B.S. Comprehensive Mathematics Education B.S. Nursing

June Lawniczak, BSN RN

Here are a few tips for this school year:

- Students are always welcome in the clinic.

- Feminine products and band aids are available in the clinic.

- If I am sending a student home, I will call the parent or guardian.

- If I cannot reach you, I will leave a message.

- Students cannot carry medication with them. If you would like to leave an unopened, over-the-counter medication with me, just come in anytime and we can fill out the proper paperwork.

- All prescription medication need to have paperwork signed by a physician.

I can’t wait for this school year to start. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Let's have a great year, and Go Jets!