Tell Us About Your Child's Health!

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    Pickerington High School North (PHSN) Health Clinic is staffed by School Nurse Marni Dreher and Health Care Assistant April Kim. PHSN Health Clinic aims to support student success by promoting optimal wellness among our students.

    Before the start of each school year, please be sure to contact your school nurse and child’s teacher to discuss any health concerns your child has, including severe allergies, seizures, diabetes, asthma, and current medication. During the school year, please be sure to update the school nurse and teacher about any new or changing medical conditions or medication.



About the School Health Clinic

  • If Your Student is Sick

  • Immunization Requirements

  • Student Health Screenings

Health Services

      2024-2025 COVID Guidelines

      • COVID-19 Updated Guidelines

        • CDC and ODH updated COVID guidance - Isolation on 3/01/24

        • Individuals can return to normal activities when symptoms have been getting better for 24 hours.

        • Individuals who have a fever as a symptom can resume normal activities when the fever has been gone for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medicines.

        • Once the individual returns to normal activities, they should take enhanced precautions for the next five days including:

          • Wearing a well-fitting mask when able

          • Keeping a distance from others

          • Using available test methods to inform individual actions

         

        Respiratory Illness Prevention Guidelines

        • Please keep students home when sick.  This includes all illnesses such as cold, flu, COVID, and other respiratory infections.

        • Additional precautions upon returning to school:

          • Physical distancing

          • Masking

          • Cover your cough and sneeze using your elbow or tissue

          • Hand washing - wash with soap and water for 20 second or use hand sanitizer often