Health at Trinity Lutheran Preschool
The health and safety of the children is our priority. Children exhibiting any of the following symptoms 24-hours prior to class must be kept home from school:
Parents will be contacted and asked to remove their child from school if he or she appears to have symptoms of illness during the school session. Symptoms of illness may include, but are not limited to, the following:
Parents are urged to use common sense when deciding whether or not a child is well enough to attend school. We ask that parents not send a child to school if he or she does not feel well.
In case of accidental injury we will give immediate first aide, call 911, attempt to call the child's parent or guardian, and attempt to call the child's physician. Until the arrival of a parent/guardian, the teacher will be in charge and make all decisions about the care of your child (in accordance with the Parental Agreement, Permission, and consent forms on record from the time of enrollment). Parents are expected to assume responsibility for any resultant expense not covered by the school's insurance.
HIV/AIDS NON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY
In accordance with Washington State Law (RCW 75-50), and the Omnibus AIDS Bill, Trinity Lutheran Preschool, Enumclaw, Washington, will not deny admission to any part of its program to an HIV-infected or AIDS-diagnosed child. We will also, in accordance with same law, not reveal the name of any child enrolled in our program who is HIV-infected or AIDS diagnosed without the WRITTEN consent of that child's parents or guardians.
- fever
- diarrhea
- excessive coughing
- colored discharge from the nose or vomiting
Parents will be contacted and asked to remove their child from school if he or she appears to have symptoms of illness during the school session. Symptoms of illness may include, but are not limited to, the following:
- colored discharge from the nose
- fever
- cough
- glassy eyes
- rash
- sore eyes
- sore throat
- earache
- vomiting
- diarrhea
- flushed appearance
Parents are urged to use common sense when deciding whether or not a child is well enough to attend school. We ask that parents not send a child to school if he or she does not feel well.
In case of accidental injury we will give immediate first aide, call 911, attempt to call the child's parent or guardian, and attempt to call the child's physician. Until the arrival of a parent/guardian, the teacher will be in charge and make all decisions about the care of your child (in accordance with the Parental Agreement, Permission, and consent forms on record from the time of enrollment). Parents are expected to assume responsibility for any resultant expense not covered by the school's insurance.
HIV/AIDS NON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY
In accordance with Washington State Law (RCW 75-50), and the Omnibus AIDS Bill, Trinity Lutheran Preschool, Enumclaw, Washington, will not deny admission to any part of its program to an HIV-infected or AIDS-diagnosed child. We will also, in accordance with same law, not reveal the name of any child enrolled in our program who is HIV-infected or AIDS diagnosed without the WRITTEN consent of that child's parents or guardians.