Student Health and Safety

The New Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Number is 988

Michigan residents in crisis or distress can connect via phone, text, or chat with suicide prevention, mental health, and substance misuse support specialists using a nationwide, easier-to-dial phone number – 988. Visit the website 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and Michigan Crisis & Access Line.

Water Testing Results

Drinking Water Sampling Report - January 2020

Concussion Information 

Letter from the Superintendent Concerning Concussions
Parent & Athlete Concussion Information Sheet 
Medical Clearance to Return to Play

Request for School to Administer Medication to Student 

Form and mediction is to be delivered by parent or guardian to the school's main office (elementary) or guidance office (middle and high school).

School Administration of Medication to Student
School Administration of Medication to Student  - Arabic version

Student and Family Health and Safety Resources

Bed Bug Resources 

Michign Department of Community Health - Bed Bugs
Don't Let Bed Bugs Bite. Guidlines to help you solve bed bug problems. 
Don't Let Bed Bugs Bite. Guidlines to help you solve bed bug problems in Arabic. 
Michigan Manual for the Prevention and Control of Bed Bugs
Bed Bugs: What Schools Need to Know
Fact Sheet: Bed Bugs from the Michigan Department of Community Health

Bullying and Substance Abuse

Bullying and Substance Abuse: Who It Affects and Why

Ebola Information

Ebola Fact Sheet from Wayne County Dept. of Health

Flu

Flu Information from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

Lice

Parent's Flowchart for Managing Head Lice Infestations
Head Lice Information Sheet

MRSA 

Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) ​Fact Sheet from the Wayne County Department of Public Health

Sleep

Parent’s Guide to Healthy Sleep

Social Networking and On-line Safety

 Michigan Children's Protection Registry

Trauma and Loss

National Institute for Trauma and Loss in Children - Resources for Parents - A place for parents to learn how to help their children, and how they can apply treatment to their child’s life.