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Surrrnr,n Acennvry aOII-20I2 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Important Dates for Students and Parents September Tuesday 6 Varsity Candidates Registration (by invitation) - Thursday 8 New International Students Registration - Thursday 8 Remaining Seniors Registration - 9:30-1 1:00 e.u. Friday 9 Remaining Grades 9, 10, 11 Students Registration - Monday 12 Convocation;classes begin October Friday-Saturday 28-29 November Fall Parents' Weekend Saturday 29 Extended Weekend begins - 5:00 p.rvr. Tuesday 1 Extended Weekend ends - Wednesday 2 Classes resume Monday-Friday 14-18 Fall Term Examinations Friday 18 Thanksgiving Recess begins - Monday 28 Thanksgiving Recess ends - Tuesday 29 Classes resume 7:30 p.tr¿. 12 NooN 7:30 p.ir¡. December Thursday 15 Winter Vacation begins - 12:05 p.tr¿. January Monday 2 Winter Vacation ends - 7:30 p.vt. February Tuesday 3 Classes resume Thursday 2 Extended Weekend begins - Monday 6 Extended Weekend ends - Tuesday 7 Classes resume 12:05 p.tvl. 7:30 p.tu. March Friday 2 Spring Vacation begins - 12:05 p.tr¡. 10:00 e.u.-12:00 9:30-11:00 e.u. 1:00-3:30 p.tr¿. April May Sunday 25 Spring Vacation ends - 7:30 p.vr. Monday 26 Classes resume Friday-Saturday l3-I4 Saturday 14 Extended Weekend begins - 5:00 p.vt. Monday 16 Extended Weekend ends - 7:30 p.rr¿. Tuesday 17 Classes Resume Spring Parents' 'Weekend (Parents' Association Auction on Friday) Thursday 24 Reception for Seniors and Parents followed by Dinner - 5:15 p.ir,t. Thursday 24 Baccalaureate - 8:00 Friday 25 p.tvt. 179th Commencement - 10:30 e.v. Sunday-Thursday 27- 3I Spring Term Examinations for Grades 9-11 Thursday 31 Close of School for Grades 9-ll - 12 NooN 2t1t1t
SUFFIELD Ac¿.nnn,ry Suffeld,CT 06078 HEALTH CENTER POLICIES Most of the routine services of the Health Center are covered by tuition. Our professional nurses evaluate students for common maladies; over-the-counter medications are provided for students with headaches, colds, minor injuries and illnesses; ace bandages, crutches, ice packs, splints and other similar supplies are also provided free-of-charge. Our medical director, Dr. Ross Porter, Board Certified in Pediatrics, comes to campus on Friday mornings and sees students who are ill or who need physicals, allergy injections, etc, The services of Dr. Porter and his associates are not covered by tuition. Please check with your insurance company to verify whether visits to see Dr. Porter will be covered. If a referral is needed from your child's primary doctor to see Dr. Porter or another medical professional, please indicate this on the permission to treat form. The office of the medical professional your child visits will submit claims to your insurance company, but the ultimate responsibility for any bills incurred from medical professionals while your child is at school is yours. If bills remain outstanding for long periods of time, the Suffield Academy Business Office will deduct payment from your child's debit card account. Prescription medications are obtained from Discover RX Pharmacy in Plainville, Connecticut, or CVS Pharmacy in Suffield. The pharmacy is given your insurance information and will bill the insurance company directly. Co-payments or full reimbursement for services will be billed to the family directly or deducted from your child's debit account. The Health Center coordinates transportation, which is provided by hired drivers, for medical appointments scheduled off-campus. The cost for this transportation is $20 per hour and will be deducted from the student's debit card account. There will be a charge of $20 if a student does not show up to meet the driver at the scheduled time, unless the student notifies the Health Center at least two hours in advance. Flu vaccinations will be provided to your student if you desire. The cost of the vaccination is $25 and may be deducted from the student's debit card account, Once the flu vaccinations have been ordered, payment is required. All narcotic and mood-altering prescription medications are kept in the Health Center and must be supplied in a blister pack from your pharmacy or from Discover RX Pharmacy. All medication must be in the original container from the pharmacy and labeled. Prescriptions that are self-administered must be accompanied by written instructions as to strength, dose and duration by the student's physician. Prescriptions for controlled substance drugs and psychotropics must be kept at the Health Center and must be accompanied by the physician's statement for administration. On the other side of this letter is a form we require families to sign and return. It outlines school expectations regarding annual physical examinations and the storage of prescription medication on campus. If you have questions regarding our financial or health care policies, please call Donna Rabbett, Director of Nursing, at 860-386-4503. 5.31.11
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