BELL SCHEDULE

1st Block 8:05 – 9:35
2nd Block 9:41 – 11:11
3rd Block 11:17 – 1:20
4th Block 1:26-3:05

Morning Assembly
Afternoon Assembly
Snow Delay - One Hour
Snow Delay - Two Hour

LUNCH
Normal Schedule:
1st Lunch 11:15 – 11:40
2nd Lunch 11:40 – 12:05
3rd Lunch 12:05 – 12:25
4th Lunch 12:20 – 12:46
5th Lunch 12:55 – 1:20


MJHS School Health Information
2009 - 2010

Flu Information


Mrs. Debbie Harris R. N.'s Biography

Leaving for Doctor's Appointments

Parents/Guardians: Please make every effort to make your appointments after 12:00 pm or preferably after school hours.


Steps for going home sick at MJHS

Students who are sick or injured should go to the clinic and see the Nurse.

The Nurse will assess the student’s health and make a determination
about whether the student should go home or stay at school.

If the student actually needs to go home, the Nurse will call their Parent/Guardian using the numbers from their School Health Form.

If the Nurse calls and there is no answer, the Nurse will leave a message and then try another contact number.

If the student drives to school the Nurse, along with the Parent/Guardian, will determine whether the student is well enough to drive themselves home.

If the student doesn’t drive, the Parent/Guardian must come to school and sign them out.


In order for your child to register for classes at MJHS,
he/she must have the following information.

Immunization Records

If transferring from a Tennessee school this form should already be on file and will be transferred when official records are requested by us.

If transferring from private or out-of-state a Tennessee Certificate of Immunization (a green form) will be required. This can be obtained through the Wilson County Health Dept. (located in Lebanon , TN ), a local clinic, or doctor’s office.

First time students in this state must have proof of physical examination not more than one year old.


Health Forms for Your Child

Recommendations from our school nurse, Debbie Harris, R. N.:

Recommendations
Special conditions apply to the following:

All students should be kept at home and be symptom free for at least 24 hours before returning to school if they have the following symptoms.

  1. Temperature of 100 degrees or more
  2. Yellow drainage from eyes and/or matting of eyes, which could indicate pink eye.
  3. Vomiting and/or diarrhea
  4. Sore throat, stomachache, and headache accompanied by swollen glands
    around the jaws, ears and neck.
  • Chicken Pox - all eruptions must be scabbed over before returning to school.
  • Skin conditions such as scabies an impetigo must have verification from a physician
    that they are no longer contagious before returning to school.
  • Students diagnosed with head lice must have been properly treated and must be brought to school by a parent/guardian to be checked by school personnel before returning to school. Our policy is that the student be lice and nit free.