A Student Should Stay in Class

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For the first 45 minutes of instructional time of the school day unless they are bleeding, vomiting, or cannot breathe. They were sent to school by their parents.
When someone else thinks he/she "looks" sick or "looks" feverish but student feels fine.
When an old, healed abrasion (scab) is merely sore or itches.
When there is soreness from an old injury. If no bump, bruise, swelling, redness, or if more than 24 hours after injury -- no ice should be given -- it won't help!
When a physician or parent has applied a bandage at home, clinic personnel have been instructed not to reapply or change elastic or sterile bandages.
When student regularly finds excuses to leave class and rarely has to go or stay home because of illness.
When a student frequently asks to go to clinic at the same time of the day.
When a loose tooth is annoying to student and/or teacher.