If a student has one of the following conditions: seizures, diabetes, adrenal insufficiency, asthma, an allergic reaction requiring Benadryl or Epi-Pen, the student will be required to have an “Emergency Action Plan” completed by the student’s health care provider (allergist, neurologist, endocrinologist, pulmonologist, etc.).
Students must bring their prescribed emergency medications that are listed on the Emergency Action Plan with them at registration and each time they return to TSBVI. Some examples of emergency medications include Diastat, Midazolam, Xopenex, Solu-Cortef, Epi-Pens, and Glucagon.
- TEA Seizure Action Plan (English)
- TEA Seizure Action Plan (Spanish)
- Diabetes (Type l or II)
- TSBVI Adrenal Action Plan Form
- Any allergy that requires emergency treatment, such as Benadryl or Epi-Pen
- Asthma Action Plan
- Health Care Provider’s Order
- Student Physical Form
Epi-Pens and Emergency Treatment for Anaphylaxis
Read the TSBVI statement on Epi-Pens and Emergency Treatment for Anaphylaxis.