Sgt. Dominick Pilla Middle School

Dear Parents/Guardians:

If your child requires medication to be kept in the nurse’s office during the school year, please arrange to drop off the medication and required documentation with the school nurse.

According to New Jersey Law and Vineland Public Schools District policy, a new Medication Consent Form is required for each school year.

Medication Drop-Off Requirements:

The Medication Consent Form must be completed and signed by both the parent/guardian and the student’s primary care provider.
All prescription medications must be in the original pharmacy-labeled container.
Over-the-counter medications require a physician’s order and must remain in their original packaging.
****Controlled substances must be dropped off directly to the school nurse by a parent/guardian with documentation.**** The parent/guardian will be required to sign the medication in with the nurse upon drop-off. This includes Ritalin, Adderall, etc.
Students who are approved by their healthcare provider to self-carry or self-administer medication must have the appropriate documentation on file with the school nurse.
Please visit the district Health Services webpage for the Medication Consent Form and additional health forms:
Vineland Public Schools – Health Services

Additional forms may be required for students with specific medical needs:

Students with asthma must submit an updated Asthma Action Plan.
Students with seizure disorders must submit an updated Seizure Action Plan.
Students with life-threatening allergies must submit an updated Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan (FARE form).
Please reach out to me with any questions. I am looking forward to a great school year!

Respectfully,
Saige Morris, School Nurse - BSN, RN
Sgt. Dominick Pilla Middle School
smorris@vineland.org
(856) 691-1801 ext. 3108

REMINDER:

Dear Parents/Guardians:


If your child took medication daily or on an as-needed basis in the nurse’s office during the school year, please arrange to pick up any remaining medication by the last day of school, June 25, 2026.


According to New Jersey Law and Vineland District policy, no medications are allowed to remain in the nurse's office over the summer. All medicine that is left after June will be disposed of without exception.


Middle/High School- A parent or guardian must pick up all medications except asthma inhalers, Epipens, and Diabetic medications that a primary care provider has approved for self-carry or self-administration.


Our district requires that every parent complete and submit a new Medication Consent form for each school year. Please visit our district website at https://www.vineland.org/o/vps/page/health-services.


Medication Consent form requirements:

The Medication Consent Form must be completed and signed by the parent and student’s primary care provider.

The Medication Consent Form must be presented to the school nurse on the first day of school, September 3, 2026.

All prescribed medication must be in the original bottle with the pharmacy label.


Over the Counter medications also require a physician’s order and must be in original packaging.


Please note:


Over-the-counter medications also require a physician’s order and must be in the original packaging.

Students with asthma must submit an updated Asthma Action Plan.

Students with seizure disorders must submit an updated Seizure Action Plan.

Students with life-threatening allergies must submit an updated Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan (FARE form).