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Joliet School District 202 Lice Policy

Joliet School District 202 Lice Policy
Created on 
January 16, 2019
Updated on 
July 19, 2020

This district has dropped its “no nit” policy. Students with lice should be treated and can return to school afterward.

Control of Cases: Exclude case from school at the end of the school day. Case may return to class after appropriate treatment has begun. “No nit” policies should be discontinued. Cases should be re-inspected by nurse/staff 7-10 days after treatment has begun.

Control of Contacts: No Restrictions. Classroom or school-wide screenings and blanket notification to others of the situation are not recommended.

General Measures: Teach the importance of not sharing combs, brushes, hats, coats, towels, bedding, etc. Store coats, hats, scarves, etc. in individual lockers or on assigned coat hooks. If items are stored on hooks, hang clothing far enough apart to prevent items from touching.

Please consult WCHD if the head lice problem is not resolved despite repeated attempts.

Source: Plainfield Community School District

If you find that your child has head lice, give us a call at 312-765-7266 and we will eradicate the problem on your schedule, in your home, with the utmost privacy and discretion. 

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