From Boulder Elementary Student Handbook: 

ILLNESS - Ill Students will be sent home. When in doubt, the school will call home and ask the parent/guardian to make a

decision as to whether a child should remain in school, go home, and/or receive medical attention.  If the child is ill with a

communicable disease, a report from a doctor or health department may be necessary before the child returns to school. 

Emergency protocols will be developed and on file in the office and the classroom for students with IDEA or Section 504

disabilities which may require extra medical precautions. A doctor's excuse is required if a student is to stay in during recesses

for more than one day. 

Guidelines for Communicable Diseases: 

Three Day Measles: Five days or a doctor's permit 

Hard Measles: Ten Days or a doctor's permit 

Flu: No fever or symptoms for 24 hours or a doctor's permit 

Chicken Pox: Nine days from onset

Scarlet Fever: After all eruptions are dry 

Ringworm: Doctor's permit 

Impetigo: Doctor's permit 

Pediculosis: Doctor's permit 

Head Lice: Treatment and Nit free 

Scabies: Doctor's permit 

Whooping Cough: Doctor's Permit 

Pink Eye: 24 hours after Antibiotics started 

Strep Throat: 24 hours after Antibiotics started 

Hand Foot and Mouth Disease: No fever for 24 hours and no mouth sores

Covid-19: 5 days out and no symptoms

Fifths Disease- No fever for 24 hours

RSV-3 days no symptoms