Tip for District-specific

Both parent and physician signatures are almost always required

Tip for District-specific

Medication MUST be in the original pharmacy-labeled container — not loose pills in a bag

Tip for District-specific

Many states allow students to self-carry emergency medications (inhalers, EpiPens) with physician authorization

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Medication Administration Authorization (School)

District-specific · School districts

Authorization for school nurse or designee to administer prescribed medication during school hours.

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Where to Submit This Form

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Submit to the school nurse or main office

Most schools require the original signed form — not a copy.

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Mail to the school's health office

Send via certified mail to ensure receipt before the school year.

Filing Deadline

Submit before the start of the school year or as soon as a medication need arises. Must be renewed each school year.

Required Attachments

📎 Medication authorization form signed by both the parent/guardian AND the prescribing physician
📎 Medication in the original pharmacy-labeled container
📎 Self-carry authorization from physician (for inhalers, EpiPens, or diabetes supplies, if applicable)

Processing Time

Typically processed within 1-3 school days. Medication administration begins once the school nurse has all required documents.

What Happens Next

The school nurse will create a medication administration plan. You will be notified when the medication supply runs low.

Tips for This Form

✓ Both parent and physician signatures are almost always required
✓ Medication MUST be in the original pharmacy-labeled container — not loose pills in a bag
✓ Many states allow students to self-carry emergency medications (inhalers, EpiPens) with physician authorization
✓ This form must be renewed at the start of each school year and whenever dosage changes

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