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Downers Grove and Wheaton School Lice Policy

Downers Grove and Wheaton School Lice Policy
Created on 
April 24, 2020
Updated on 
April 18, 2023

Schools in these districts allow students to remain in school until the end of the day when lice lice are found. These students are expected to be treated at home and return to school the next day free of lice. Students with nits only may stay in school.

Downers Grove Schools

This district abides by recommendations of  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the American Academy of Pediatrics, the National Association of School Nurses and many others. Because lice are not an illness, it is recommended that school not exclude children. Research shows that most lice transmission occurs out of school.

The district educates its students as to how to prevent the spread of lice and advise not making direct head-to-head contact.  The nurse generally does not send home letters to parents when a case occurs. When several cases occur, a letter will be sent home.

Wheaton Schools

This district also does not exclude students because of head lice, but requires students with lice to be treated at home. The parents should let the school nurse know after treatment so she can check the child upon return. Children with live lice cannot remain in school after treatment. Everyone in the family should be checked and treated if necessary.

Community Unit School District 200 Head Lice Policy

LiceDoctors will take care of your lice problem for you and will do so right in the security and privacy of your own home. For lice treatment in Downers Grove, Wheaton, or Elmhurst, call at  312-765-7266 to schedule your appointment. Techs make house every day and night of the year. There is no need to suffer with head lice or aggravate yourself trying to get rid of lice that keep returning. LiceDoctors technicians know how to eliminate lice so that they stay away. Your treatment will be all natural, 100% safe, and it works. That is our guarantee!

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