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Missouri Immunization Requirements

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Please use the tabs at left for forms and immunization information.  According to state law, students who are not in compliance with immunization requirements will not be allowed to attend school. Thank you. 

‘I need to stay home if...’

Advice from your FZSD School Nurses

I HAVE A FEVER Temperature of 100.0° F or higher I am ready to go back to school when I am: Fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication ie. Tylenol, Motrin

I AM VOMITING Within the last 24 hours. I am ready to go back to school when I am: Free from vomiting for at least 2 solid meals

I HAVE DIARRHEA Within the last 24 hours. I am ready to go back to school when I am: Free from diarrhea for at least 24 hours

I HAVE A RASH Body rash with itching or fever I am ready to go back to school when I am: Free from fever. I have been evaluated by my doctor and told I am not contagious

I HAVE AN EYE INFECTION Redness, itching, and/or “crusty” drainage from eye I am ready to go back to school when I am: Evaluated by my doctor and have a note to return to school

HAVE HEAD LICE Itchy head, active head lice I am ready to go back to school when I am: Lice treatment initiated at home and free from all live lice. I must be checked by the nurse before I return to class.

I HAVE BEEN IN THE HOSPITAL Hospital stay and/or ER visit I am ready to go back to school when I am: Released by my medical provider to return to school

If your child has strep throat or other bacterial infection, they should stay home until they have been given an antibiotic for at least 24 hours and their healthcare provider has given them permission to return to school. We recommend that you seek medical care when your child is sick and follow your healthcare provider's recommendations about returning to school and other activities.