The health and safety of students is a top priority at our school. Below are the rules and guidelines regarding medications and health action plans. Please review them carefully to ensure proper handling of medications and emergency health needs.
A completed medication form is required for allow any to student to use, carry or store medications in the Nurse's Office. New York State Law requires a medication order form be completed by the MD and signed by the parent - so please do not ask the nurse to administer any medication without your doctor's signature - this includes over the counter medications such as Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen and Benadryl. Try to anticipate your child's needs ahead of time and have everything in place for the time that he/she may need it - these forms are good for a full year!
Standard Medications:
The Nurse's Office keeps some OTC medications in stock, but if there is something more specific, the OTC medication must be provided in the original package by the parent. As with all medication orders, this order must be renewed annually. *NOTE: these medications must be supplied to the Nurse in their original packaging.*
Medication form - parental permission 2025-2026 1.docx
For Short-Term/ Daily Medications:
A prescription from the MD must be provided for short term medication use such as antibiotics, prescription eye drops and /or ADHD medication.*NOTE: these medications must be supplied to the Nurse in their original packaging; prescription medications should have the student and doctor's name on them.*
Medication Order Form - Non-formulary meds 1.pdf
Please note: The parent or guardian must pick up all medications and inhalers on or before the last day of school. If the medications and inhalers are not picked up they will be discarded.
If you have any questions please call 845-353-7210 // 845-353-7211 or fax 845-353-7212 or email: