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Health Services
HEALTH SERVICES
To help maintain a healthy school environment for all students and staff, please review the following guidelines regarding your child’s health and school attendance.
If your child is not feeling well and you are unsure whether they should attend school, it is best to keep them at home and monitor for any worsening symptoms. If your child is too ill to attend school in the morning, they should remain at home for the entire day.
Please notify the school’s Attendance Office whenever your child is absent.
For students with chronic illnesses, it is essential to have a Health Care Plan (HCP) on file at school. These plans provide staff with important information on how to care for your child and respond to any emergencies related to their condition. It is the parent’s responsibility to inform the school of their child’s medical needs by submitting a physician-signed Medical Statement for Students with Allergies and/or Chronic Diseases.
To discuss your child’s condition or to obtain Health Care Plan forms, you may schedule an appointment with the school nurse.
Vicki Whisler, RN (District Nurse for TOCS and CES)
(909) 948-3044 Ext. 6226
Or
Tiffany Benson, RN (District Nurse for LAES and RCMS)
(909) 980-0969 Ext. 3222
DISTRICT NURSE
Victoria Whisler, R.N.
Tiffany Benson, R.N.
LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSE (LVN)
Stephanie Garcia-LVN
HEALTH TECHNICIANS
RANCHO CUCAMONGA MIDDLE
Kulburn Torres
Chelsie Johnston
THE ONTARIO CENTER
Chelsie Johnston
CUCAMONGA
Laura Lam
Justice Williams
LOS AMIGOS
Krista Vargas
Rachelle Hernandez
TOCS
Madison Mader
Feviflor Dudley
Forms
Allergy Action Plan Health Examination Form Oral Health Assessment Medical Statement Form Medication Form
Modified P.E./ Daily Recess Restrictions Seizure Action Plan Asthma Action Plan Special Meals Accomidation
Health and Developmental History When to keep students home
Examen de Salud Formulario de evaluación oral
Additional Health Resources
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- Allergy Action Plan
- Health Examination Form
- Seizure Action Plan
- Asthma Action Plan
- Examen de Salud
- Nurse Health and Developmental History Form
- Oral Health Assessment
- Formulario de evaluación oral
- Medical Statement Form
- Medication Form
- Modified Physical ED/ Daily Recess Restrictions
- Special Meals Accomidation
- Health and Developmental History
- When to keep student’s home
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- Resources For Families Educators Flyer
- Corona Virus Information
- Child Immunization Checklist
- Lista de vacunación infantil
- Información sobre la gripe
- Type 2 Diabetes Letter to Parents
- Oral Health and Gum Disease
- Corona Virus Information - Spanish
- Flu InformationRecursos para familias y educadores
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Immunization requirements for the 2022-2023 school year/SB 277: All incoming Kindergarten and 7th grade students must have current immunizations on record to begin school on August 11, 2022. California law SB 277 no longer allows personal or religious beliefs exemptions. Click here more information.
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At registration, the following documentation must be provided to our office staff:
- Immunizations records provided by a physician or public healthy agency with a physician's or nurse's signature.
- Health examination dated and signed by a physician.
To meet the requirements of the State of California, immunizations must be current in order to begin Kindergarten. The following are a list of immunizations that all students, must have before registration can be completed.
- Polio-at least 3 immunizations with the latest being administered after the 4th birthday
- DPT-at least 4 immunizations with the latest being administered after the 4th birthday
- MMR-at least 2 immunizations administered on or after the 1st birthday
- HepatitisB-3 immunizations administered at medically approved intervals
- Varicella (chickenpox) immunization. 2 doses are required.
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The California Immunization Record (sometimes called the “yellow card”) helps you keep track of what shots your child has received and when. Keep it safe, and keep it up-to-date. Bring it with you when you take your children in for shots. If you can’t find your child’s record card, ask your doctor’s office for a copy. Many California medical offices and clinics can now update your child’s yellow card automatically using an electronic immunization registry.
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