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, 2023
Barrie Camp medical forms are available in your CampInTouch account.
Barrie School Health Forms
Due August 1, 2023
Barrie School medical forms can be found below.
How to Upload Barrie School Health Forms and COVID Vaccination Cards
Lower School (6 Weeks -Grade 5)
Middle & Upper School (Grades 6-12)
All Students, If Applicable
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.
Contact
Health Offices
Upper Campus
Camp Office Building
(12 months - Grade 3)
Lower Campus
Upper Elementary Building
(Grades 4-12)
Health Policies
COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement for the 2023-24 School Year
With the well-being of our entire community in mind, Barrie School requires ALL staff and students over the age of 6 months to show proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 as authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and based on recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) based on age and eligibility.
Students who are not fully vaccinated by the start of the school year or who do not have a qualifying exemption, will not be able to continue with enrollment at Barrie School per 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.