Parents

Health and Wellness

Medical Services

Mrs. Queberg is available school hours Monday through Friday. Students needing her services should report to the Information Desk or contact the high school office at 330.725.8461 When should your child stay home from school? A temperature of 100 degrees or higher Any vomiting and/or diarrhea within the last 24 hours Eye symptoms such as redness, itching and/or unusual white or yellow drainage Has lice or nits; students may return to school after they have been properly treated, are nit-free and rechecked by the nurse or health aid MCCC Clinic Policies	The Medina County Career Center medical services department provides medical services to students and staff which include: First Aid Health Education Community Resources Referrals Communicable disease reporting to Medina County Health Department
FORMS & RESOURCES
Asthma Action Plan Complete and submit action plan relating to asthma to the high school nurse. Asthma Inhaler A completed form must be provided to the school principal and/or nurse before the student may possess and use an asthma inhaler in school. Bee/Wasp Sting Action Plan Complete and submit action plan for symptoms and medication requirements relating to bee/wasp stings to the high school nurse. Bee/Wasp Sting Allergy Record Describes reactions to bee/wasp stings. To be submitted to the high school nurse. Diabetes Management Plan Complete and submit action plan relating to diabetes to the high school nurse. Diagnosis/Disorder: Diabetes Diabetic Care Plan Epinephrine Auto-Injector A completed form must be provided to the school principal and/or nurse before the student may possess and use an Epinephrine Auto-Injector to treat Anaphylaxis in school. Food Allergy Action Plan Complete and submit action plan for symptoms and medication requirements relating to food allergies to the high school nurse.	Immunization Summary for Student School Attendance Medina County Health Department Over the Counter Medication Authorization Completed and must be signed by Parent/Guardian and returned to high school nurse. Parents Consent for Blood Donation Prescription Medication Authorization Completed and must be signed by Parent/Guardian and Physician and returned to high school nurse. Seizure Action Plan Complete this form to better assist our staff if a seizure should occur during school hours. Student Guide to Blood Donation "T ake 3 Steps" to Fight the Flu Promoting School Safety 800.418.6423 x359

Student Counseling Services

Mrs. Swartz joined the Medina County Career Center in 2006 as the Student Assistance Counselor. As a student advocate, she provides support and resources to MCCC students. Mrs. Swartz holds a Masters Degree in Education and is licensed by The State of Ohio as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.
	Services provided include: Individual, group and family counseling Positive Life Choices Substance Use/Abuse Stress Relief Anger Management Grief Life Skills Diversity Training Career Counseling Time Management and Organization Non-Traditional Student Support Groups Referrals to outside agencies Consultations with parents and caregivers Collaboration with student support systems Education programs for students Conflict mediation and resolution Resources for students and their families Coalition of Medina County Food Pantries Community Resources Counseling Resources Operation Homes	Mrs. Swartz is available during school hours Monday through Friday and evenings and Saturdays by appointment. She can be reached at 330-725-8461 x269 or swartz@mcjvs.edu. The Student Assistance Counselor position at the Medina County Career Center is made possible through funding by the Medina County Drug Abuse Commission (MCDAC). The Career Center wishes to thank MCDAC for their continued support. For more information on the many ways MCDAC supports our schools and community, please visit www.mcdac.com.