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Eaton Community Schools Health and Wellness
Eaton Community Schools is dedicated to the health, wellness, and safety of our students, staff, and community. In partnership with the Preble County General Health District, we are continually monitoring local, state, national, and worldwide health concerns.
Our District Nurse
Our District Nurse plays an essential role in supporting the health, safety, and well-being of all students across Eaton Community Schools. She works collaboratively with families, school staff, healthcare providers, and community partners to help ensure that every student is healthy, safe, and ready to learn.
The District Nurse oversees student health services throughout the district, including medication administration procedures, health screenings, immunization compliance, chronic health condition management, and emergency care planning. She also serves as a resource for families regarding illness guidelines, wellness support, and health-related questions or concerns.
We are committed to promoting a healthy school environment and providing compassionate care that supports the success of every Eagle.
Meet Our Clinic Staff
Understanding Clinic Visits: The 7 Bees
Our clinic staff work hard to ensure students receive the care and attention they need throughout the school day. The 7 Bees serve as a general guide to help determine when a student needs to visit the clinic and when simple classroom care, hydration, rest, or time may be all that's needed.
The 7 Bees include:
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Bleeding: Significant bleeding or injuries requiring medical attention.
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Broken Bones: Suspected fractures, obvious deformities, or injuries that prevent a student from moving independently.
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Barf / Bowels: Vomiting, nausea, or other stomach-related concerns.
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Brain (Head Injury): Any injury or impact to the head, face, or neck.
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Breathing: Asthma symptoms, shortness of breath, chest pain, or difficulty breathing.
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Bee (Insect Sting): Insect stings, especially for students with known allergies.
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Burning Up: Concerns about elevated temperature or overheating.
Not every minor complaint requires a clinic visit. Our staff use their professional judgment to determine the appropriate level of care, always keeping student health and safety a priority.
When in doubt, our clinic staff are always available to help!
Health Forms and Required Documents
We want to make it easy for families to access the health forms needed for enrollment and student care during the school year. The sections below include commonly requested documents for medication authorizations, immunization forms and waivers, and kindergarten physical requirements.
Please complete and submit any forms that apply to your child. Our clinic staff is happy to assist if you need help determining which documents are required.