Student Health

• Licensed athletic trainers available after school hours

• Support includes injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation
  
  
• Focused on student-athletes’ safety and physical readiness
  
  

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When a student becomes ill or is injured at school, parents are contacted depending on the severity of symptoms.

In an effort to control the spread of infection, parents are strongly encouraged to keep their student home if he or she is sick. A student may return to school once he or she is fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medications. A fever is considered 100.0 degrees or higher.

All students are required to have a Tennessee Immunization Record with all required vaccinations on file in the Student Health Office prior to attending school. These forms should be submitted at the time of admission to CCS. All PreSchool, Kindergarten, and 7th-grade students require an updated immunization form before starting school, as mandated by the Tennessee Department of Health. Any student missing the required immunizations and/or form will not be allowed to start classes until the form is supplied.

TN Religious Exemption Form

CCS highly encourages all eligible students and employees to get vaccinated for COVID-19, however it is not mandatory.

For any student taking medication of any type during the school day (including over-the-counter medication), state policy requires that the school nurse must have a Medication Administration Form on file. Medications for Lower School students must be brought to the Lower School Office by a parent. For Middle and High School, as long as a Medication Administration Form is on file, students may keep medications with them in a backpack or purse. All medications must be in the original container with the student’s name clearly marked. Any medication must be supplied by the parent.