Medications at School |
![]() - Indiana Law requires a written order form from a physician to be given to the school. A parents signature is also required. Medication forms may be obtained in the nurse’s office for your physician to sign. •- Written permission from the parent/guardian is also required for over the counter medications to be given at school. Medication forms are available in the nurse’s office for the parent/guardian to sign. •- If a student has symptoms that require an over the counter medication (cough syrup, Tylenol, etc) to be given when necessary. the nurse needs a signed medication form from the parent stating what the medication is and when it’s to be given, on record in the nurse’s office. •- Cough drops are NOT permitted at school per BCSC policy. They are a potential choking hazard. •- All medications are kept locked in a medicine cabinet in the nurses office. •- All medications must be in the original bottle when brought to school. Medications must be brought to school by a parent or guardian. Students may not bring medication to school on the bus or transported in their back packs. |