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* 1. School Information

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* 2. Please provide some dates and times of the week you'd be available for a 15 - 20-minute Technical Assistance call to discuss the results.

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* 3. Which Policy Index is this?

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* 4. School Protocols

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A written procedure is available to guide the program and direct personnel for proper management of students’ who have asthma.
All students with asthma have an updated Asthma Action Plan from their private healthcare provider on file at the school.
Emergency Care Plans developed by the school nurse or other licensed healthcare professional are made available to all non-nursing school personnel.
Non-nursing personnel have a set of guidelines that provide specific directions about what to do during an asthma emergency.
All school personnel are informed of their roles and responsibilities regarding students with asthma.

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* 5. Asthma Team Collaboration

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School engages in regular collaboration with private healthcare providers regarding asthma patients’ ongoing needs.
School engages in regular collaboration with private healthcare providers regarding students’ Asthma Action Plans.
School has an Emergency Care Plan in place in the event of an asthma emergency.
School partners with or builds a “Wellness Committee”.
Students are provided with education on how to effectively address asthma in the school setting.
Families are provided with education on how to effectively address asthma in the school setting.
School personnel are provided with education on how to effectively address asthma in the school setting.
Parents/guardians are encouraged to meet with school personnel prior to the start of school to provide necessary information regarding their child’s asthma.

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* 6. School Environment

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School helps to reduce or eliminate environmental asthma triggers during school.
School helps to reduce or eliminate environmental asthma triggers on the bus.
School is aware of environmental asthma triggers on field trips.
School helps to reduce or eliminate environmental asthma triggers at off-campus school-sponsored events.
All school grounds have tobacco-free policies on file.
All school events (on and off campus) have tobacco-free policies on file.
All school grounds have no idling policies on file.
All school events (on and off campus) have no idling policies on file.
The school monitors the local Air Quality Index (AQI) to reduce students’ exposure to unhealthy air quality.
The school uses environmentally sensitive cleaning and maintenance products.
The school implements integrated pest management (IPM) techniques.

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* 7. Medication Access and Documentation

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Procedures ensure that all students who have asthma have immediate access to quick-relief medication at school.
Procedures ensure that all students who have asthma have immediate access to quick-relief medication at school-sponsored events.
Procedures ensure that all students who have asthma have immediate access to quick-relief medication during school transportation.
Procedures ensure that all students who have asthma have immediate access to quick-relief medication before and after physical activity.
School personnel are required to carry a copy of each student’s Asthma Action Plan and Emergency Care Plan on field trips.
Parents/guardians are provided documentation to allow students to be administered medication.
Parents/guardians are provided documentation to allow students to carry and use medication.

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* 8. Student Participation

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School encourages and supports full participation of students with asthma to engage in all types of physical activities including physical education, sports, recess, and field trips.
Students who have asthma can choose alternative physical activities without fear of ridicule or grade reduction.

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