Contact
amy.king@aps.edu
Health Resources
Nurse
Welcome!
Please click on the following links for information on ways you and your family can stay healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond:
APS School Based Health Centers
APS - When is Sick Too Sick for School? APS youtube video
APS ¿Cuando Está Demasiado Enfermo Su Hijo(a) para Ir a la Escuela?
CDC - Cover your Cough poster
CDC - FLU - Talking to Children About Flu
CDC Handwashing Poster
CDC - Six Things YOU Need to Know about Vaccines - includes video
NASN - Washing Your Hands video
NASN - Lavarse las Manos - Handwashing - Spanish video
NASN - Wearing Cloth Face Coverings video
NASN - Usar una Cubierta de Tela para la Cara - Face Covering - Spanish video
NM DOH COVID knows no boundaries video
Cover Your Cough poster - in multiple languages
Health Office Screenings
The health office screens the following students in the following grades at the beginning of the school year as follows:
Pre- K: Distance vision
Kinders: Complete Vision testing, hearing, height, Weight/BMI, Dental Check
1st - 3rd: Distance Vision, Height, Weight/BMI, Dental Check
Asthma Actions Plans and/or Allergy Action plans
In order for the health office to administer inhalers or Epi pens while at school Asthma Actions Plans and/or Allergy Action plans need to be signed annually at the beginning of the school year by your child’s pediatrician and yourself. If student is old enough they can carry their inhaler with them, however, we still need the signed asthma or allergy action plan in case emergency care is needed.
Please see the link to the left to print out an asthma or allergy action plan to take to your child’s provider.
Picking Up Your Child Up Due to Illness
Please see the link to APS sick day guidelines on the left side of this page.
If you are picking up your child up due to illness from the health office please have your ID available and be ready to sign them out from us. This is an excused absence. We will call you to pick-up your child for any acute illness symptoms such as fever, vomiting, diarrhea, moderate to severe pain and rash.
Your child can return to school when he or she is well enough to take part in school activities and has had no fever for 24 hours without medication (Tylenol, acetaminophen, Motrin, ibuprofen).