A Message from the Health Room: When to keep your student home from school
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Cold and flu season is in full swing! We are seeing high numbers of students out sick with a variety of viruses and illnesses. Please reference this illness guidance when deciding whether to send your student to school. Feel free to reach out to our nurse, Kerri Whitworth at whitworthk@issaquah.wednet.edu, if you ever have any questions. Thank you so much for doing your part to keep our community healthy! We hope you all have a healthy and happy Thanksgiving break!
- Health & Wellness