Harry H. Rogers College Prep Middle School

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You as a parent or guardian have the fundamental right to make decisions regarding the upbringing and control of your child. Our goal as a school is to be a supportive partner in that effort, providing effective academic instruction to maximize student learning. In service of that goal, we also work to support the general well-being of our students so they can remain academically focused. As you might expect, teachers and other employees will periodically inquire about a child’s well-being, (e.g., asking how a student is feeling). In some cases, though, more formalized efforts may be appropriate, and if that is the case, our intent is to work in ways that are consistent with your goals as the parent.

Our school offers a variety of health-related and health care services to each student. Those services are:

• school counseling services;

• physical health screenings such as scoliosis and vision;

• first aid;

• management of chronic illnesses;

• mental health screenings;

• social skills training;

• stress management;

• wellness promotion and education;

• medication administration;

• opportunities for physical activity;

• emotional regulation activities;

• substance abuse prevention;

• suicide prevention;

• crisis prevention training;

• nutrition health and education beyond what is taught through grade-level or course instruction;

• and other services offered in alignment with decisions made by the school health advisory council

This notice is meant to inform you of all available services, not necessarily to indicate all these services will be provided to your child. You have the right to withhold consent or decline the provision of any of these services to your child by submitting a written statement to your student’s campus principal.

If you have consented to the provision of health care services, medication, or a medical procedure considered by the district to be routine care and that will be provided by a person authorized by the district to provide physical or mental health related services, that consent will be considered effective until the end of the school year, unless you object.