Welcome 2019-2020 School Year
This part of the District 91 website is designed to provide health, safety and wellness resources and information to District 91 families. Please feel free to contact your school nurse with any questions or concerns.
District 91 Wellness Plan
|
|
| ||||
The plan is referenced in policy 6:50.
Nurse-Kelvin Grove
|
Nurse-Milne Grove
Nurse: Mrs. Gilkerson
Milne Grove Elementary School Email: sgilkerson@d91.net 815-838-0542, extension 2106 |
Updated 10/07/19: How healthy are we?
Check below to see what health issues are trending in your school.
Check below to see what health issues are trending in your school.
|
KELVIN GROVE
Chicken Pox: 0
Strep: 0 HFMD (Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease): 1 Fifth's Disease: 0 Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye): 0 Scarlet Fever: 0 Mononucleosis: 0 Ringworm: 0 Head Lice: 0 Impetigo: 0 Seasonal Cases of Common Cold, Influenza & Stomach Flu |
MILNE GROVE
Chicken Pox: 0
Strep: 1 HFMD (Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease): 0 Fifth's Disease: 0 Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye) : 0 Scarlet Fever: 0 Mononucleosis: 0 Ringworm: 0 Head Lice: 0 Impetigo: 0 Seasonal Cases of Common Cold, Influenza & Stomach Flu |
Sleep Facts for D91
How Sleep Improves Productivity and Concentration
How Teens Can Handle Early School Start Times
Why You Shouldn’t Check Your Smartphone Before Bed
How Teens Can Handle Early School Start Times
Why You Shouldn’t Check Your Smartphone Before Bed
Miles of Smiles |
|
| ||||
Healthy Schools Program
School InfoBytes
|
COLDS AND MEDICATIONS
If your child has a cold with symptoms that can be controlled with minimal medication, please send medication in the original package with the student to the office. The office is unable to give out any medication without permission from a parent/guardian, including Tylenol, cough drops, cough syrup, etc. Any medication needs an authorization form on file in the nurse's office. SPORTS PHYSICALS All student athletes are required to have a sports physical on file in the office BEFORE trying out for a school sports team. Physicals performed for sixth grade are acceptable for sports physicals if the appropriate box is marked on the bottom of the page. Sports physicals are valid for one year from the date of physical. SCHOOL PHYSICALS Illinois school physicals are required for all students entering: Kindergarten or first grade Sixth grade Ninth grade Illinois schools for the first time The exam must be completed within one year before the start of school. If the physical or immunizations are incomplete, the student will be excluded from school on October 15th of the current school year until the physical is completed. DENTAL EXAMS Dental examinations are required for all students in Kindergarten, Second and Sixth Grade. The exam must be completed within 18 months of May 15th of the current school year. EYE EXAMS Eye examinations are required for all students in Kindergarten or entering an Illinois school for the first time. The exam must be completed within one year before the start of school. |
Measles Letter to Parents |
Dental Examination Info
Exemptions | ||
| D91 District Immunization Summary |
School Immunization Summary
| Immunizations MG |
Influenza / Cold & Flu Season
|
COLD & FLU SEASON - NOROVIRUS Cold and Flu season will soon be here along with the Norovirus, which is commonly referred to as the "stomach flu." These facts include signs and symptoms to be aware of as well as what prevention and treatment methods to use. |
Enterovirus Information
CDC resources about EV-D68 developed for parents:
|
FY20 Health Forms
|
| ||||
Health Resources & Information
|
|
| ||||||||||||||||
Safety Resources
Don't Pass Stopped School Bus
It is illegal to pass a stopped school bus. A new law allows school districts to install cameras on school buses, and if you’re caught passing a school bus while it’s stopped, you’ll be fined. School Bus Safety from Illinois State Board of Education What Parents Should Know What Motorists Should Know |
No Cell Phone Use in School Zone
Illinois No Cell Phones in a School Zone Law 625 ILCS 5/12-610.1 "This ban is intended to reduce accidents in the school zones and increase the driver's vigilance. The desired end is safe driving without using a cell phone to dial, redial and talk or otherwise take the driver's mind and eyes away from the road." |
