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Shawnee and Lawrence School Lice Policies

Shawnee and Lawrence School Lice Policies
Created on 
April 27, 2020
Updated on 
June 25, 2020

Schools in Shawnee and Lawrence do not enforce strict “no nit” policies. Children will not be sent home if nits are found in the hair. It is expected that they will go home and be treated that night.

SHAWNEE AREA SCHOOLS

Shawnee Mission School District head lice procedures

The school nurse will not conduct regular head lice checks. Per the advice of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Center for Disease Control, and American Academy of Pediatrics, children with lice and nits may remain in school. At the end of the school day, it is expected that these students will receive a lice killing treatment at home.

Source: Shawnee SD Health Services

LAWRENCE AREA SCHOOLS

This district acknowledges that head lice do not carry disease and should be treated as a nuisance rather than as an illness. The website states that because lice transmission takes place only with live lice, not with nits, children may remain in school. Lawrence schools expect parents to check their children at home on a weekly basis. If one family member is found to have lice, then everyone in the family should be checked. 

Source: Lawrence Public Schools Dealing with Head Lice

Head lice are words that often cause panic in parents no matter the school’s position on the subject. LiceDoctors is ready, willing, and able to help you get rid of them so you can get back to your normal flow of life. Call 913-766-2415 in the Shawnee and Lawrence area for an all natural, effective, guaranteed solution to your head lice problems. A technician will come directly to your home at your convenience. Lice and nits can be very challenging to get rid of. Put the job of lice removal in the hands of experts and you can be confident that the lice will be eradicated today.

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