KEWANEE COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOLS

Department of Health

Regulations for the Control of Communicable Diseases

The Kewanee Community Unit Schools, in conjunction with the City Board of Health, have set up the following regulations to aid in the prevention of contagion in the schools. Communicable disease may be controlled only if there is cooperation between the home and the school.

  1. Whenever a child has been absent from school, even for a half day, he/she must bring a note from home Giving the Cause of Absence.
  2. Whenever a child has been absent from school on account of illness for 5 consecutive days, he/she must bring in addition to the note from home, a permit from the family physician or school nurse, stating that he/she may be readmitted.
  3. A physician’s permit must be obtained in case of any contagious disease, pneumonia, or following surgery or serious injury.

School numbers:
Kewanee High School (309)853-3328
Central School (309)853-4290
Irving School (309)853-3013
Belle Alexander (309)853-2449
Lyle School (309)853-2741
neponset grade school (309)594-2306
kewanee administration office (309)853-3341

2020-2021

*Immunization Requirements and Health/Athletic Forms and Info

 

Illinois Department of Health - Immunization minimum requirement schedule 2020

Pre-K, Kindergarten, 6th & 9th grade require a physical exam.

Kindergarten, 2nd grade, 6th and 9th grade students require a dental exam.

Kindergarten requires an eye exam.

All Students entering District for the 1st time require a Physical, Dental and Eye exam.

All students entering 6th through 12th grades require proof of one dose of Tdap vaccine.   

 

 

*All New Students registering in the Kewanee School District must have a birth certificate or other reliable proof of ID and birth date including a passport, visa or other government document on file in the school within 10 days of the child's entering the district.