1. References
      2. · Allergy Asthma Information Association 
      3. · Asthma Canada
      4. · Anaphylaxis Canada
      5. · Canadian Pediatric Society
      6. · Sabrina’s Law, 2005, S .O. 2005, c.7
      7. · Ryan’s Law, Ensuring Asthma Friendly Schools-2015
      8. · Diabetes Canada
      9. · Diabetes at School 
      10. · Epilepsy Ontario
      11. · Epilepsy Niagara
      12. · Ontario Lung Association 
      13. · Lung Health Foundation-Ontario
      14. · Ophea
      15. · Ontario Education Services Corporation
      16. · The Good Samaritan Act
      17. · Education Act Section 265-Duties of Principal
      18. · Regulation 298 s20-Duties of Teachers
      19. · Ministry of Education Policy Program Memorandum No. 149
      20. · Niagara Catholic District School Board Policies/Procedures
      21. o Administration of Medication (302.2) AOP
      22. o Educational Field Trip (400.2) AOP
      23. o Safe and Accepting Schools Policy (302.6)

      altNiagara Catholic District School Board

      SUPPORTING CHILDREN AND STUDENTS WITH PREVALENT

      MEDICAL CONDITIONS POLICY

      STATEMENT OF GOVERNANCE POLICY

      300 – School/Students
      Policy No 302.1
        
      Adopted Date: February 26, 2019
      Latest Reviewed/Revised Date: May 11, 2026

       

       
       

      In keeping with the Mission, Vision, and Values of the Niagara Catholic District School Board, and in alignment with PPM 161-Supporting Children and Students with Prevalent Medical Conditions, prevalent medical conditions are recognized as potentially life-threating due to the complexity and severity of the condition(s). These prevalent medical conditions include anaphylaxis, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, and other prevalent medical conditions, including chronic illness, requiring an Individual Student Plan of Care.

      The Board recognizes that a whole-school approach is essential for creating and sustaining healthy and safe school environments in which students can learn and thrive. Students with prevalent medical conditions are empowered to become confident and capable learners as they reach their full potential of self-management to the best of their ability.

      The Director of Education will issue Administrative Operational Procedures for the implementation of this policy.





      References





      ·   Allergy Asthma Information Association  





      ·   Asthma Canada





      ·   Anaphylaxis Canada

      ·   Anaphylaxis in Schools & Other Settings, 3 rd Edition, Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology   





      ·   Canadian Pediatric Society





      ·   Sabrina’s Law, 2005, S .O. 2005, c.7





      ·   Ryan’s Law, Ensuring Asthma Friendly Schools-2015





      ·   Diabetes Canada





      ·   Diabetes at School  





      ·   Epilepsy Ontario





      ·   Epilepsy Niagara





      ·   Ontario Lung Association  





      ·   Lung Health Foundation-Ontario





      ·   Ophea





      ·   Ontario Education Services Corporation





      ·   The Good Samaritan Act





      ·   Education Act Section 265-Duties of Principal





      ·   Regulation 298 s20-Duties of Teachers


      ·   Ministry of Education Policy Program Memorandum No, 161 – Supporting Children and Students with Prevalent Medical Conditions


      ·   Ministry of Education Policy Program Memorandum No, 81 – Provision of Health Support Services in School Settings  





      ·   Ministry of Education Policy Program Memorandum No. 149





      ·   Niagara Catholic District School Board Policies/Procedures





      o   Administration of Medication (302.2) AOP





      o   Educational Field Trip (400.2) AOP





      o   Safe and Accepting Schools Policy (302.6)

       
      Adopted Date:

       

      Revision History:

       
      February 26, 2019

       

      January 25, 2022

      May 11, 2026

       

       

       

       

         

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