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North Royalton and Parma School Head Lice Policies

North Royalton and Parma School Head Lice Policies
Created on 
September 16, 2019
Updated on 
July 17, 2020

Schools in North Royalton only restrict attendance of children with live lice, while schools in Parma will exclude children from class if merely nits or eggs are present.

NORTH ROYALTON SCHOOL DISTRICT

Prevention of head lice is as important as proper treatment. Please review the following guidelines to help prevent the spread of lice:

  • Teach children not to share combs, brushes, hats, caps, scarves, or any other headgear.
  • Clean or disinfect shared headgear (i.e. helmets) with rubbing alcohol before being used by others.
  • Conduct regular head checks of your child.

Although a time consuming process, lice can be stopped with early treatment and attention.

After your child is treated, upon return to school, please accompany your child to the office. Your child’s hair will be examined and if live lice are discovered, your child will have to return home.

Source: North Royalton School Health Services

PARMA SCHOOLS

When Should I Keep My Child Home From School?

Below are symptoms on when you should keep a child home from school:

Lice or Nits: Until treated and “nit free” (must be checked by clinic or office staff before returning to the classroom)

Source: Parma School Health pages

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