A Community Committed to Healthy Development

Barrie School employs a full-time registered nurse who is responsible for monitoring the health and wellness of students enrolled during the school year and campers at Barrie Camp during the summer.

She is also available to assist staff with medical emergencies and provides first aid, maintains student health records, administers medications on campus, monitors allergies and illnesses, conducts health screenings, and consults and promotes health and wellness with students and faculty.

The Health Office does not function as a primary care facility or urgent care. By law, school nurses are not able to make medical diagnoses or prescribe treatments but may assess, and serve as a resource for referrals to off-campus professionals as needed. Barrie's nurse works closely with the student support services team to best meet student health needs.

When accidents, injuries or illnesses occur during school hours, basic first aid and/or emergency care will be given according to the Maryland Board of Nursing standards and practices.

Barrie Camp Health Forms

Due June 1, 2022

Barrie Camp medical forms are available in your CampInTouch account.

CampInTouch

School Year 2022-23

2022-2023 Forms

School health forms for the 2022-23 school year MUST be completed and on file by July 15, 2022 for all new and returning students. The forms below are REQUIRED by the State of Maryland in order for students to start school on opening day for all students, August 31, 2022.

Students will NOT be allowed to start school or participate in any Barrie School sponsored activities including off campus trips and athletics without completed health forms on file.

Completed health forms should be uploaded directly to the Barrie School SNAP Health Portal following the instructions below. Paper forms will not be accepted.

How to Upload Barrie School Health Forms and COVID Vaccination Cards

Lower School (12 Months -Grade 5)

All Students 12 Months - K

Four forms are REQUIRED for all toddlers and primary students. The medication form is additional and only if applicable.

Please note: A blood lead level certificate is required and is included in the Office of Child Care (OCC) Health Assessment II.

Required only if child takes medication

OCC Medication Form for 12 months - K

New Students (Grades 1-5)

Four forms are REQUIRED for new students in grades 1-5. Medication forms are additional and only if applicable.

Emergency Contact Form
Health Assessment Part I
Health Assessment Part II Physical exam must be completed by physician
Maryland Immunization Certificate

ADDITIONAL FORMS

If applicable, see Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms section below.

Returning Students (Grades 1-5)

The following two forms are REQUIRED for grades 1-5:

Emergency Contact Form
Health Assessment Part I
The following additional form is REQUIRED for grade 3.
Health Assessment Part II (Physical Exam completed by Physician- Grade 3 only)

ADDITIONAL FORMS
If applicable, see Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms section below. Updated medical forms must be submitted each year, even if the information has not changed.

Middle & Upper School (Grades 6-12)

New Students (Grades 6-12)
Returning Students (Grade 6-12)

New Students (Grades 6-12)

The following four forms are REQUIRED for new students in grades 6-12:

Emergency Contact Form
Health Assessment Part I
Health Assessment Part II (Physical exam must be completed by physician)
Grades 6-12 Sports Evaluation Form

The following form is REQUIRED for grade 7:

Maryland Immunization Certificate

ADDITIONAL FORMS

Medication Forms: If applicable, see Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms section below.

Returning Students (Grade 6-12)

The following three forms are REQUIRED for grades 6-12:

Emergency Contact Form
Health Assessment Part I
Grades 6-12 Sports Evaluation Form
The following form is REQUIRED for grades 6 & 9:
Health Assessment Part II (Physical Exam completed by Physician- Grade 6 & 9 only)

The following form is REQUIRED for grade 7:
Maryland Immunization Certificate

ADDITIONAL FORMS

Medication Forms: If applicable, see Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms section below.

All Students, If Applicable

Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Action Plan Forms
Diabetes Management and Seizure Action Plans

Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Action Plan Forms

Authorization to Administer Medication
Use this form for students requiring prescription medication or OTC medications (including topical creams, cough drops, and cough syrups, NOT Benadryl, Tylenol and Ibuprofen). This form can be completed once for the entire school year by a prescribing provider (physician, nurse practitioner, physician’s assistant, dentist, etc.). A new form is required for each medication.

Authorization to Administer Medication Form
Stock Over-The-Counter (OTC) Medication
To be completed by a prescribing provider and the parents for the administration of Benadryl, Tylenol, or Ibuprofen as needed while at school. This form must include specific dosages and requires a physician and parent signature.

Medication forms must be completed for students who have been authorized to self-carry and self administer emergency medications (inhaler, epipens and diabetes medications). On the first day of school, the student will be required to check in with the school nurse to review medications and forms as well as verify expiration dates for the medications that they will be self-carrying while at school.

Over-The-Counter Medication Authorization

Overnight School-Sponsored Activities
For students in grades 9-12 who require medications and are able to to self-administer on overnight trips, a Barrie School Self-Administration of Medication Authorization Form may be completed by a prescribing provider and the parents. Please note this is for OFF campus activities only. Students are not permitted to self-medicate at school except for Epi-Pens and emergency inhalers. The form is valid for the entire school year.

Overnight School-Sponsored Activities Form
Asthma
An Asthma Action Plan is available for students diagnosed with asthma, to be completed by a prescribing provider and parents.

Asthma Action Plan
Anaphylaxis
Required for students who have a severe life-threatening allergy and require an Epi-Pen. To be completed by a prescribing provider and the parents. Parents are responsible for supplying the school two (2) Epi-pens of appropriate dosage and two (2) photos of the student.

Emergency Care of Student with Anaphylaxis

Diabetes Management and Seizure Action Plans

School Year 2021-22

2021-2022 Forms

Due June 1, 2021

School health forms for the 2021-22 school year MUST be completed and on file by June 1, 2021 for all new and returning students. The forms below are REQUIRED by the State of Maryland in order for students to start school on opening day, August 25 (Middle & Upper School), and August 26 (Lower School).

Students will NOT be allowed to start school or participate in any Barrie School sponsored activities including off campus trips and athletics without completed health forms on file.

Completed health forms should be submitted electronically via email to healthforms@barrie.org or faxed to the health office at 301-576-2805.

Please retain copies for your records.

SUBMIT HEALTH FORMS

Lower School (12 Months -Grade 5)

All Students 12 Months - K

Four forms are REQUIRED for all toddlers and primary students. The medication form is additional and only if applicable.

Please note: A blood lead level certificate is required and is included in the Office of Child Care (OCC) Health Assessment II.

Required only if child takes medication

OCC Medication Form for 12 months - K

New Students (Grades 1-5)

Four forms are REQUIRED for new students in grades 1-5. Medication forms are additional and only if applicable.

Emergency Contact Form
Health Assessment Part I
Health Assessment Part II Physical exam must be completed by physician
Maryland Immunization Certificate

ADDITIONAL FORMS

If applicable, see Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms section below.

Returning Students (Grades 1-5)

The following two forms are REQUIRED for grades 1-5:

Emergency Contact Form
Health Assessment Part I
The following additional form is REQUIRED for grade 3.
Health Assessment Part II (Physical Exam completed by Physician- Grade 3 only)

ADDITIONAL FORMS
If applicable, see Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms section below. Updated medical forms must be submitted each year, even if the information has not changed.

Middle & Upper School (Grades 6-12)

New Students (Grades 6-12)
Returning Students (Grade 6-12)

New Students (Grades 6-12)

Four forms are REQUIRED for new students in grades 6-12. Medication forms and the sports physical are only if applicable.

Emergency Contact Form
Health Assessment Part I
Health Assessment Part II (Physical exam must be completed by physician)
Maryland Immunization Certificate
Grades 6-12 Sports Evaluation FormOnly if participating in athletics

ADDITIONAL FORMS

Medication Forms: If applicable, see Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms section below.

Returning Students (Grade 6-12)

The following two forms are REQUIRED for grades 6-12

Emergency Contact Form
Health Assessment Part I
The following form is REQUIRED for grades 6 & 9.
Health Assessment Part II (Physical Exam completed by Physician- Grade 6 & 9 only)

The following form is REQUIRED for grade 7.
Maryland Immunization Certificate
Grades 6-12 Sports Evaluation Form Only if participating in athletics

ADDITIONAL FORMS

Medication Forms: If applicable, see Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms section below.

All Students, If Applicable

Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms

Medication, Asthma, and Anaphylaxis Forms

Authorization to Administer Medication
Use this form for students requiring prescription medication or OTC medications (including topical creams, cough drops, and cough syrups, NOT Benadryl, Tylenol and Ibuprofen). This form can be completed once for the entire school year by a prescribing provider (physician, nurse practitioner, physician’s assistant, dentist, etc.). A new form is required for each medication.

Authorization to Administer Medication Form
Stock Over-The-Counter (OTC) Medication
To be completed by a prescribing provider and the parents for the administration of Benadryl, Tylenol, or Ibuprofen as needed while at school. This form must include specific dosages and requires a physician and parent signature.

Medication forms must be completed for students who have been authorized to self-carry and self administer emergency medications (inhaler, epipens and diabetes medications). On the first day of school, the student will be required to check in with the school nurse to review medications and forms as well as verify expiration dates for the medications that they will be self-carrying while at school.

Over-The-Counter Medication Authorization

Overnight School-Sponsored Activities
For students in grades 9-12 who require medications and are able to to self-administer on overnight trips, a Barrie School Self-Administration of Medication Authorization Form may be completed by a prescribing provider and the parents. Please note this is for OFF campus activities only. Students are not permitted to self-medicate at school except for Epi-Pens and emergency inhalers. The form is valid for the entire school year.

Overnight School-Sponsored Activities Form
Asthma
An Asthma Action Plan is available for students diagnosed with asthma, to be completed by a prescribing provider and parents.

Asthma Action Plan
Anaphylaxis
Required for students who have a severe life-threatening allergy and require an Epi-Pen. To be completed by a prescribing provider and the parents. Parents are responsible for supplying the school two (2) Epi-pens of appropriate dosage and two (2) photos of the student.

Emergency Care of Student with Anaphylaxis

Is Your Emergency Contact Info Up to Date?

Please ensure that your emergency contact information is current, so that the nurse can contact you in the event of student illness, that may require pick up or emergency services.

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Contact

Kirstie Abernathy

Director of Health Services

School: 301.576.2814

Health Offices

Upper Campus
Camp Office Building
(12 months - Grade 3)

Lower Campus
Upper Elementary Building
(Grades 4-12)

Health Policies

When to Keep Your Child at Home

Food Allergies

Head Lice

Vaccinations Required for the 2022-23 School Year

With the well-being of our entire community in mind, the Barrie School COVID-19 Task Force has made the decision to require COVID-19 vaccination for all eligible students for the 2022-2023 School Year. The Barrie School Vaccination Policy includes details and how medical and religious exemptions will work.

Update: June 27, 2022
Now that the COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for children under the age of five years, ALL Barrie students and staff are expected to be vaccinated (or at least have one dose of the vaccine) by the start of the school year on August 31, 2022.

Students who are not fully vaccinated (or have not received at least one dose for those students who are under the age of 5 years) by the start of the school year or who do not have qualifying exemption will not be able to continue with enrollment here at Barrie School per our school policy.

Those who qualify for a religious or medical exemption must submit documentation two weeks prior to the start of school to allow time for a review of the exemption forms. Please click here to review the policy in detail, including the required submission of a weekly antigen test for all students who have a medical or religious exemption.

Vaccination Policy

Medical Exemption

Religious Exemption

Health and Wellness