Health Resources for Parents
If you have any problems digitally accessing the forms on this page, please email [email protected]
Requirements for Student Medications
A written prescription is required for all medications, including over-the-counter medications, to be given in the school setting.
A parent’s/legal guardian’s written consent is also required.
All medications (including inhalers) are to be stored in the health room.
If a student needs to carry an emergency medication on his/her person, authorization forms completed and signed by the physician, parent, and student are required.
Medication permission forms can be sent to you by the school nurse or found here. If you have trouble digitally accessing these forms, please email [email protected].
Schools and Child Care: Exclusion List
List is available in English and Spanish
When You Should Keep Your Child Home From School or Child Care for Illness (2024-2025 SY)
Parents: School and Child Care Exclusion List (English)
Parents: School and Child Care Exclusion List (Spanish)
SC Department of Public Health (formerly DHEC): Vaccinations for 2024-2025 School Year
Click this link to access DHEC's information on required vaccinations
Other SC Department of Public Health Resources
Click this link to find information about a number of health concerns and how to address them.
Free COVID-19 Test Kits For Families
The US government will provide 4 free COVID-19 tests to households. Click this link to order free test kits.
Random Drug Testing Of High School Athletes
From Student Services:
Lexington Two implements a mandated random drug screening policy for high school athletes. This policy requires all students participating in high school sports to sign a consent form along with their parent/guardian. The purpose of the consent form is to provide permission for the district to conduct random screenings of student athletes for drugs and alcohol any time during the practice and participation period of their sport. Please advise your child that exposure to and/or use of illicit drugs may result in a positive screening result up to or exceeding 30 days from exposure or use.
Based on our policy, students who have a first positive drug test will: have their parent/guardian notified, be suspended from participation in any sport for a minimum of 14 days, and be referred for treatment. In addition, the student athlete must produce a negative drug sample in order to resume athletic participation after the required suspension.
In the event of a second positive drug test, the student will: have their parent/guardian notified, be suspended from participation in any athletic program in any capacity for a minimum of 90 consecutive days, and be required to complete a drug counseling program. The student athlete must produce a negative sample before being allowed to try out for any other athletic team.
If the student produces a third positive drug test at any time, their parent/guardian will be notified and they will permanently lose the privilege of participation in any athletic program in any capacity.
We have always had eligibility requirements for participation in sports. The intent of this policy is to serve as an extension of those requirements in order to employ education, testing and counseling to deter unauthorized drug use.