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Except for minor first aid, the school staff may not administer medication without written permission from the parent and directions for the medication signed by the doctor. A medication form filled out by a doctor must be completed prior to dispensing any medication. This requirement also includes any over the counter medication. Please do not send any over the counter medication with your child (even cough drops). If a child has prescribed medication with the form filled out by the doctor, it will be stored in the office. The student is responsible for coming to the office for his/her medication. Students are not permitted to bring medication to school. Parents/guardians may bring medication to school for check in during the hours of 7:30 am to 3:30 pm.