HEALTH & SAFETY

Discipline Code:

http://schools.nyc.gov/NR/rdonlyres/F7DA5E8D-C065-44FF-A16F-55F491C0B9E7/0/DiscCode20122013FINAL.pdf

Health Services/Section 504 Accommodations June 2012

http://schools.nyc.gov/Offices/Health/SchoolHealthForms/default.htm

The Office of School Health manages the processes surrounding students needing medication administration, medically-prescribed treatment, glucose monitoring, insulin pump maintenance, and other Section 504 and Individualized Education Program (IEP) services.

Several health forms are used in the New York City public schools.Using these forms helps assure that children get the care, services, and accommodations they need during the school day.

The following forms can be downloaded, completed by parent/guardian and physician/health care provider, and submitted to the child's school.(Forms must be printed and completed by hand, not on-line.)

Guidelines for the Provision of Health Services and/or Section 504 Accommodations for Students for the 2012-2013 School Year 
This document is also available in Arabic | Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole |Korean | Russian | Spanish | Urdu

1) Medication Administration Form (MAF) including Parent/Guardian's Consent, Authorization and Release for the School-Year 2012-2013 
This form is also available in Arabic | Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole|Korean | Russian | Spanish | Urdu

2) Request for Provision of Medically Prescribed Treatment(Non-Medication) Form 2012-2013
This form is also available in Arabic | Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole |Korean | Russian | Spanish | Urdu 

3) School Diabetes Management Form including Parent/ Guardian's Consent, Authorization and Release 2012-2013
This form is also available in Arabic | Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole|Korean | Russian | Spanish | Urdu 

4) Request for Accommodations Under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 for 2012-2013
This form is also available in Arabic | Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole | Korean| Russian | Spanish | Urdu

504 Accommodation Plan

Parent Letter -- Renewal
This letter is also available in Arabic | Bengali| Chinese | French | Haitian Creole | Korean | Russian |Spanish | Urdu

Parent Letter -- new students
This letter is also available in Arabic | Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole | Korean | Russian |Spanish | Urdu

Parent Letter -- Students with Diabetes
This letter is also available in Arabic | Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole | Korean | Russian |Spanish | Urdu


Notice of Eligibility Determination

Allergy Response Plan

Medical Review of Student with Severe Allergies

Standing Order for Administration of Epinephrine for Nurses

Training Program for Unlicensed School Personnel to Administer Epinephrine

DOHMH Regional Offices

Policy Statement 
This statement is also available in Arabic | Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole |Korean |  Russian | Spanish | Urdu

Notice of Non-Discrimination Under Section 504

Educational Advocates (English)

School Foods Daily Menus:
http://www.opt-osfns.org/OSFNS/resources/SFMenuSystem/schoolfood/MenusDailyDisplay.aspx

Office of Pupil Transportation/Busing Info:
http://schools.nyc.gov/Offices/Transportation/ServicesandEligibility/BusTransportation/default.htm

OPT Bus Routing Info:
https://www.opt-osfns.org/opt/Resources/SchoolRouteStSearch/SearchResult.aspx
Enter the child's ID number and DOB to access the most up-to-date information.
If you don't know your child's student ID, call The Office of Pupil Transportation at 718-392-8855.

Transportation Account Managers for assistance or more information:
http://text.nycenet.edu/NR/rdonlyres/0652C214-3C50-4FE1-B773-438245CCE7A2/0/3222011NonPublicCalendarMemofor20112012schoolyear.pdf

Office of School Health (OSH)
OSH is a joint program of the New York City Department of Education and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH). OSH provides health services and preventive services to DOE students.

Please see the categories below for information about services provided by the Office of School Health:

Mandatory for Entry into the NYC School School System

Child & Adolescent Health Examination Form (CH-205).
This form replaces the New Admission Examination Form 211S.

MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW SCHOOL ENTRANTS
http://schools.nyc.gov/NR/rdonlyres/461805A3-25CC-4397-AE8E-F8A32BCF6335/0/MedReqFinal20112012.pdfedical Requirements

New Admission Exam: First notice requesting CH-205. This letter is also available in Arabic | Bengali|  Chinese | French | Haitian-Creole | Korean | Russian | Spanish | Urdu.

New Admission Exam: Second notice requesting CH-205. This letter is also available in Arabic|Bengali | Chinese | French | Haitian-Creole | Korean | Russian | Spanish | Urdu.

Immunization Compliance: OSH works closely with the ISC Health Liaisons to monitor compliance with State immunization requirements.

Tuberculosis: To this day, Tuberculosis remains a public health concern in New York City school system. OSH works closely with Health Liaisons to monitor compliance with TB testing.