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A Matter of Life and Death
August 31, 2012

Under a new state law, all schools will have an EpiPen for emergency use if a student suffers an unanticipated allergic reaction. 

Parents of children with a known allergic condition must continue to provide the school nurse with EpiPens in the correct dosage and quantity needed to deal with their child’s medical needs. Also, parents of children with a known allergy must make certain that a current health plan is on file with the school nurse.

Keeping your child safe from allergy threats means making sure that their specific emergency needs can be met at all times. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the nurse professional at your child’s school. Remember the health and safety of our students is our top priority—and an important part of Providing a World Class Education at Prince William County Public Schools.


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