Please contact our school office if your child will be absent by any of the following methods:
Phone: (909) 465-5405
Email: attendance@asathrive.org
For most illnesses, including infectious diseases, a doctor’s note is NOT necessary for returning to school.
In general, a child can return when they meet ALL the following conditions:
Symptoms are improving and the child is feeling better and can meaningfully participate in routine child care/school activities.
Staff can meet child’s care needs without compromising the health and safety of other children and staff.
Specific symptoms (like fever or vomiting) have met return recommendations: sign/symptom guidance table when to keep your child home.
Children can not attend school unless an immunization record is presented and immunizations are up-to-date.
*If your child is unimmunized for medical reasons, please notify the health office. You must receive a medical exemption through CAIR-ME
For more information please visit Shots-For-School an interactive school look-up tool with educational materials for parents.
CHDP physicals are due by Dec 1, of your child’s 1st grade school year
To make sure your child is ready for school, California law, Education Code Section 49452.8 requires students enrolled in kindergarten in a public school, or in first grade if not previously enrolled in kindergarten, to present proof of having received an oral health assessment within 12 months of initial enrollment.
**Report of oral assessment is due to the school no later than May 31st of your child’s kindergarten school year.
*Oral Health Assessment From English. *Oral Health Assessment Form Spanish.
The Tdap vaccine and 2 doses of chickenpox vaccine are required for all 7th graders.
In order to better serve your child, it is important that you contact the health office with any health concerns. If your child requires medication while at school, whether it is prescription or over the counter, your child MUST have a Medication Administration Form signed by a doctor and the parent. This policy is derived from state law and is intended to protect the child’s health by involving the physician in all medication matters. Please see all forms listed below.