Student Health & Wellness

As a reminder to ensure the health and safety of each student with medication:

Prescription medications must come in a container labeled with: child’s name, name of medicine, dosage, time medicine it is to be given, date medicine is to be stopped, and licensed health care provider’s name, pharmacy name and phone number. Medication must be packaged in an original container from the pharmacy.

Over-the-Counter medication must be labeled with child’s name. Dosage on the container must match the signed health care provider authorization. Medication must be packaged in original container.

Medication Permission Form 27J (Printable)

Medication Permission Form 27J (Fillable)

Please make sure that the school receives two doses of epinephrine rescue medication, the antihistamine listed on the plan, and the rescue inhaler for the student (if ordered).

Allergy and Anaphylaxis Action Plan

Please reach out to your RN Consultant at any time if there are any anticipated changes that will occur for your child. 

Anxiety Action Plan

If the asthma action plan indicates a "self-carry" recommendation by the healthcare provider, please reach out to the RN Consultant and use the Self-Carry contract so that the RN can make this assessment and provide any necessary support to your child if needed. A parent or guardian must also sign this contract. 

Asthma Care Plan

Asthma Self Carry Contract

Please reach out to your RN Consultant at any time if there are any anticipated changes that will occur for your child. 

CHCO Headache Plan

Overnight Field Trip Medication Authorization

Any student who was absent from school due to a Medical trauma/incident must be cleared by their healthcare provider using this form prior to returning to school. Restrictions and accommodations should be specific so the best supports can be provided to your child. 

Return to School Certificate

We understand that a student with a new diagnosis of seizures may require several medication changes to manage symptoms. Please reach out to your RN consultant to discuss and clinical information that may be helpful in providing the best support and safe environment for your child. 

Seizure Action Plan

Colorado law requires all students attending Colorado schools and licensed child cares to be vaccinated against certain diseases unless a medical or non-medical exemption is filed with the district. For more information about vaccine requirements, resources and exemptions, please visit the CDPHE Immunization Resources for the most up to date forms and requirements.

Immunization Information

K–12th Grade School-required Immunizations for the 2025-26 School Year

Vacunas obligatorias para el ingreso escolar en Kínder a 12o grado para el año escolar 2025-26

Immunizations, Low-Cost or Medicaid

Kids First Health Care - Vaccines for school
Kids First Health Care provides all required and recommended vaccines for children at little to no cost to families. Please call 303-655-8924 to make an appointment or get more information.

Kids First Health Center at Brighton High
Kids First Health Care is pleased to offer convenient, quality health care services like vaccines and physicals for students in 27J Schools. Don’t forget that Kids First enrollment forms must be completed every year to receive these services. Please call 303-655-8924 or visit Kids First Healthcare for more information. This year, you can easily enroll for Kids First’s services online. 

Adams County Health Department
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