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American Lung Association Self-Carry, Self-Administer Assessment Tool
(online assessment tool) to determine if your student is ready to self carry
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Asthma Action Plan
This form is critical in addressing onset of symptoms quickly and efficiently. Asthma control can change quickly- everyone needs to be on the same page (home and school)
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Asthma Parent Information Self Carry Inhaler
Information on the process for students with asthma to self-carry per Texas Law
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Diabetes: Authorization for Self Management
This form is required for diabetic students who have physician authorization to self-manage while at school or at school-related activities.
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How to avoid the September Asthma Peak
Asthma flares requiring a hospital or ER visit tend to spike in early-to-mid September. Why does it happen? How to be proactive and preventive to avoid a flare?
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Allergy Action Plan
To be used for all students with severe allergic reactions who will have emergency medication (for example, Epi Pens or Benadry) in the clinic.
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NEISD Authorization to Self-Carry and Student Agreement
This form is required for students to self carry inhaler on campus.
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Parent handout of Self-Carry Assessment Tool
Self Carry is the Law: is your 5th grade child ready to self carry?
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Seizure Action Plan
This form is required for all students with a seizure disorder who may require emergency medication at school or at school related activities.
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Diabetes Treatment Plan
This form is required for all diabetic students who will need nursing care or supervision of their diabetes throughout the school day and at school related activities.
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