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Medication at SchoolMedication should be given at home whenever possible. However, if a medication must be administered during school hours (prescription or over-the-counter), proper authorization must be provided to the school which is as follows:Written permission using the school district's "Medication Authorization Form", that both parent/guardian and the student's licensed healthcare provider must complete. The medication must be brought in by the parent in the original pharmacy labeled container. In addition to the medication authorization form, treatment plans are required to be completed by the healthcare provider and signed by the parent/guardian for the following health concernsFood Allergy Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Emergency Care PlanAsthma Asthma Management Healthcare PlanSeizures Seizure Action PlanDiabetes Diabetes Medical Management PlanStudents are not permitted by law to carry or self-administer medication, with the exception of insulin, asthma inhalers and emergency epinephrine, and then only if written authorization for this self-administration is provided by the parent/guardian and the student’s healthcare provider. Required PhysicalsA physical exam is required for all students entering Ridgefield Public Schools for the first time(Pre-kindergarten, Kindergarten and new students entering other grades for the first time). The exam must be provided upon entry to the school and must be completed by the student's healthcare provider within 365 days of their start date.The Physical Exam Form is completed for grades Pre-k through 12th grade The Athletic Physical and Health History (can be completed in lieu of the physical form for students in 7-12 grades who will be participating in school sponsored sports.) Required ImmunizationsThe New Jersey School Immunization Requirements are mandatory for school entrance/attendance in New Jersey, and proper documentation of these immunizations must be provided to the school nurse upon enrollment. Booster documentation will be required according to requirements based on age and grade level. IllnessA child's ability to learn, perform and behave can depend on how a child feels physically. We ask that sick children remain at home if their illness is, or may be, contagious and could cause illness in other children. We ask your cooperation in informing the school nurse of any known illness as soon as possible so we can detect similar illness in others. If your child becomes ill at school, you are responsible for picking up your child. If you cannot pick up your child you must have alternative pick-up arrangements. When to Keep Your Child HomePlease keep your child home if they show any signs or

Symptoms of illness that is communicable/ contagious.Here are some guidelines:Temperature: Your child must remain home if he/she has a fever over 100.0, they must remain fever free for 24hrs without the use of fever reducing medication before returning to school.Diarrhea or Vomiting: Your child should be free of diarrhea or vomiting for 24 hours before returning to schoolContagious Disease/Condition: Your child must remain home when he/she shows symptoms of a contagious disease such as any communicable disease, including but not limited to strep throat, conjunctivitis (pink eye), flu, impetigo, ringworm, A Doctors note to return will be required for your child to return with any of these suspected conditionsHead lice: Anyone can get head lice. Having lice does not indicate poor hygiene. Head lice do not cause disease, but are a time-consuming nuisance. If the school nurse finds evidence of head lice, the child will be sent home at the end of the day for the parent to administer treatment. Family doctors, the school nurse, and pharmacists can provide treatment advice. Upon completion of this treatment, your child will be re-examined by the school nurse before returning to class. School policies indicate that nits (eggs) must be removed before returning to school. This is a time consuming but necessary task that helps ensure that the head lice do not spread to others. Please call the school nurse if you suspect head lice, so other siblings and children with close personal contact may be checked. 24hr Fever RuleIf you child has been sent home from school with symptoms of illness. Ridgefield Public Schools have a policy in place to ensure the health and safety of all students and states that students who exhibit vomiting, diarrhea, or a fever > 100 must be excluded from school. Re- admittance is allowable as follows:Free of fever ( the use of fever-reducing medications such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Common trade names of products containing these medications include, but are not limited to Tylenol, Motrin, and Advil. All aspirin-containing products should be avoided.Food and liquids have been tolerated for at least 24 hours without vomiting and/or diarrhea, and without the use of medication to relieve symptoms.Students diagnosed with contagious illness that in being treated with prescription medication, must complete a minimum of 24 hours of the prescribed dosage prior to returning to school.DOCTOR'S NOTED DOES NOT SUPERSEDE THE "24 HOURS RULE"If the guidelines indicated above have

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Dr. Vickki Nadler brings a wealth of experience and dedication to the principal position at Ridgefield Memorial High School. Starting as a high school science teacher, Dr. Nadler honed her passion for education and the desire to inspire students. During her tenure as a science teacher, Dr. Nadler taught biology, microbiology, anatomy and physiology, forensic science, and Advanced Placement Biology. With a commitment to enhancing curriculum and instruction, Dr. Nadler transitioned to a position of a district level supervisor of curriculum and instruction for science. From there, Dr. Nadler embraced the role of building administrator as a high school assistant principal responsible for students’ attendance and academics before becoming a high school principal.Dr. Nadler holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. She has a master’s degree in teaching from Montclair State University and a master’s degree in administration and supervision from Montclair State University. Additionally, she has a master’s degree in biological science from William Paterson University. She was awarded her doctoral degree in educational leadership from Saint Peter’s University. Dr. Nadler is committed to fostering a positive and inclusive school culture where every student is provided the opportunity to meet and exceed their potential.