Health Services
At Hosler Middle School, the health and well-being of our students is a top priority. Our Health Technician is here to support students' physical and emotional wellness so they can fully engage in learning and reach their highest potential.
Through care, education, and early intervention, our Health Technician provides a range of essential services, including:
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Early detection and follow-up of health concerns
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Health counseling and wellness education
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Care for students who are ill or injured
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Monitoring and controlling communicable diseases
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Supporting appropriate educational placement for students with health needs
Office Hours
7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
HEALTH TECHNICIAN
Teresa Ramirez
(310) 603-1447, ext.5021
Unavailable 11:30am-12:30pm
Health Forms
Guidelines to Keeping Student at Home:
California Education Code 48211 states: School districts may exclude children of filthy or vicious habits or children suffering from contagious or infectious diseases.
Students should stay home if they have:
- A fever over 100 degrees by mouth
- Sores that are open or appear infected
- Any suspicious rashes
- Vomiting in the morning or since going to bed the night before
- Diarrhea in the morning or since going to bed the night before
- Persistent headache, stomachache, or earache
- Red eyes with discharge
- Head lice or nits
- Persistent cough, wheezing or breathing problems
- Not feeling well enough to participate in school activities
Physical Education Excuses:
If a student needs to be excused from PE for more than 3 days, a written request from the doctor must be presented to the school Health Technician. Excuses for 3 days or less must be in writing from a parent/legal guardian. Any appliance (crutches, slings, casts, etc.) requires a note from a physician. Students are expected to dress and participate in PE unless their injury prohibits them.