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How to tell when your child should stay home from school. Here are red flags to watch for:

• Repeated diarrhea and/or vomiting within the past 24 hours.
• A fever in the range of 100.4 to 104 degrees, especially accompanied by lethargy within the last 24 hours.
• A severe cold with fever, sneezing and thickened nasal discharge means stay at home.
• A sore throat combined with a fever or swollen glands.
• A cough that keeps a child awake at night, worsens with increased activity, or is combined with other symptoms generally merits a day off.
• A severe and persistent earache may be a sign of acute otitis media, a common ear infection, and merits a trip to the doctor.
• Redness in the whites of eyes, yellow eye discharge and matted eyelashes are symptoms of conjunctivitis, commonly known as pinkeye. Again, call the doctor.
• Rashes, if they are all over the body, blistery, oozing or sore, they could be a sign of a contagious infection.
• Head lice-please treat before sending to school.
• Breathing trouble.
• Not eating for more than a day.
• Sharp or persistent pains in the abdomen or stomach.
• Please do not send a note to have your child stay indoors for recess.
• If they are too sick to go outside, they are too sick to be at school.
• Parents should ask themselves “If my child were perfectly healthy, would I want him or her to sit next to a child with these symptoms”.