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procedures outlined in Policy 496.4
5. If the student is in need of immediate medical attention, the principal or his designated representative will inform the student's parents and make arrangements to transfer the student to a local hospital. The principal or his designated representative will determine whether immediate medical attention is necessary. Such incidents will be reported to the Superintendent of Schools and to law enforcement officials as quickly as possible.
6. The principal will require any student under medical care and using prescribed medications in school to present to the principal or someone officially designated by him a doctor's order stating the type of medication prescribed for the student, dosage, and duration of the treatment.
7. The principal will designate a staff member tto keep accurate and detailed records on all drug incidents. (All such information will be treated as being confidential.)
8. The principal, or his designated representative, will report all drug abuse incidents to the division superintendent of schools, or his designee. 9. The principal, or his designated representative, will report all drug abuse incidents to the appropriate law enforcement officials, as outlined in School Board Policies.
The Role of the Teacher 1. The teacher will have a knowledge of drugs and drug abuse. 2. The teacher will be able to recognize significant changes in appearance and behavior of students. 3. The teacher will report all students showing symptoms of drug abuse to the principal or his designated representative. 4. The teacher will be alert to the presence of strangers in the
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