The following forms are required for students who have special medical needs or are participating in school sponsored athletics. Click here for immunization requirements.

Form Name	Description	Form
Emergency Asthma/Allergy Medications	Allows student to carry emergency medication	PDF
Medication Release - Inhaler	Allows student to carry inhaler	PDF
Request to Administer Medication	Allows student to take medication at school	PDF
KSHSAA Sports Physical Form	Must have this form to participate	PDF
KSHSAA Concussion & Head Injury Form	Must have this form to participate	PDF

Form Name	Description	Form
Student Health Assessment Form	Entry into school physical	PDF
Diabetes Management at School Information		PDF
Food Allergy Information		PDF

Vision and Hearing screenings will be done for students in the Auburn-Washburn School District during the school year.

In addition there will also be a free dental screening clinic for our students.

Due to the increase in the prevalence of pertussis (whooping cough) the ACIP has required a new tetanus vaccine called Tdap.

Pertussis (whooping cough) is a highly contagious disease that causes uncontrollable, violent coughing. Pertussis is a serious upper respiratory infection caused by a bacteria that can cause permanent disability and death. The illness is spread when an infected person sneezes or coughs and the bacteria is transmitted by tiny droplets through the air.

Click here for more information

Click the link below for information regarding the treatment of head lice.

Head Lice Protocol 01

Learn the proper way to cough and sneeze by watching this video by the Shawnee County Health group.

"Why Don't We Do It In Our Sleeves"

Learn more about getting shots from Sid the Science Kid on the PBS Kids website.

"Getting A Shot: You Can Do It!"

View the PDF below for specific information regarding medications, including over the counter (OTC) medications.

Medication Guidlines (PDF)

Click here for the list of required & recommended immunizations
Click here for the KDHEKS Regulations (PDF on KDHEKS website)
Complete ACIP recommendations (CDC website)