Health Office
Kellie Kaschak, School Nurse Teacher
Phone - (518) 658-2515 ext. 224    Fax - (518) 658-0483      Email - kkaschak@berlincentral.org

For information regarding Chicken Pox, please review the New York State Department of Health Chicken Pox (Varicella Zoster) Fact Sheet
 
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2nd Annual Health Fair

Sponsored by The Berlin Central School District Health and Wellness Committee

Saturday, May 3, 2008

10:00 am to 2:00 pm

Berlin Jr/Sr High School

Free to Public

For more information, contact Tammy Whitman at twhitman@berlincentral.org or Kathy Smith at ksmith@berlincentral.org.

 

MRSA Parent Letter

MRSA Fact Sheet

GES

SES

BES

MS/HS

Girl_nurse.gif - (6K)The policies and forms below are used by all our School Health Offices.

Emergency Cards

Emergency cards are kept in the Health Office and used to contact parents or other individuals in the event of student illness or injury.  Please notify the Health Office whenever there are changes to your emergency contact information.  Additional cards are available from the Health Office or clinking on the link  to the right

Medications

In accordance with NY State Law, the Health Office must require a signed written order from each student's private physician to dispense any over the counter  or prescription medications.  Students must also have written consent from a parent or guardian.   Forms for written consent are available from the Health Office or by clicking on the link to the right. 

Physical Examinations

All students in grades Kindergarten, 1, 3, 7, & 10, all new students, and all students receiving Special Education services are required by New York State Law to have a physical exam.  The physical examination can be done at school or by your own physician.  All private exams must be completed and returned to the Health Office by October 15th.  Forms for private exams are available from the Health Office or by clicking on the link to the right.  

Sports Physicals

All students playing sports must have a physical examination by the School Physician.  Private examinations are not acceptable for participation in sports.  A Sports Health History form must also be completed by the parent and student prior to the start of each new sports season.  Students sign up for a new sport by completing and returning a Sports Health History Form.  Sports forms are available from the Health Office or by clicking on the link to the right.  

SWISH (Sodium Fluoride) Program

Berlin Central School and the New York State Department of Health offers a fluoride mouth-rinse program to help reduce dental decay.  Participation is  voluntary and without cost to you.  Parental consent is required.  SWISH Consent Forms for the SWISH Program are available from the Health Office or by clicking on the link to the right.