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    Welcome to Highland Park High School Health Services! 

    A few reminders:

    Class of 2024 health documents still need to be completed and turned in even during remote learning. 

    You may send these electronically or by mail. 

    All required forms must be turned in my October 15th to avoid exclusion.

    Class of 2021: the MCV4 (meningitis) requirement is still needed even during remote learning. 

    You may send your immunizations records electronically or by mail.

    All required forms must be turned in my October 15th to avoid exclusion. 

    School Day Office Hours:

    Giant Days and White Days: 7:30 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
    Blue Days: 9 a.m.-3:15 p.m.

    hphshealthservices@dist113.org

Health Announcements

  • Students: If you become ill during school the school day, please follow the protocol in the HPHS Student Handbook pages 56-58.

    • Come to Health Services Room A132 to see your School Nurse who will assess you for illness or injury.
    • Health Services will contact your parent/guardian if you must be sent home and you will be given a Leave Campus pass from Health Services to exit through Security at the Main Entrance on Vine Avenue.
    • If you leave campus without following these procedures, you will have an unexcused absence for classes missed and this will not be reversed.
    • Please do not have your parent/guardian call Attendance about going home ill during the school day. They should contact Health Services directly 224.765.2200.
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Annual reminders

    • If your student has a known health condition of asthma, diabetes, or food allergies please provide Health Services with:
    1. Needed medication
    2. Permission to Administer Medication form
    3. Action Plan(to to Link to print appropriate Plan)
    4. Supplies for the School Nurse to treat your student effectively during the school day
    • HPHS Health Services has a stock supply of acetaminophen (Tylenol) and ibuprofen (Advil/Motrin).However, only students who have on file the D113 Permission to Administer Medication form will be able to have these dispensed during the school day.  
    • Reminder: District 1113 policy does not allow students to carry any medication, prescription or non-presciption, on campus during the school day; exceptions are epinephrine auto-injectors, asthma rescue inhalers, and diabetes medication.

Health Services Staff