Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
What are the hours the Igo School Nurse is in school?
The hours the Igo School Nurse is in school are 8:15 to 3:15.Back to Top
The hours the Igo School Nurse is in school are 8:15 to 3:15.
How can I contact the Igo School Nurse?
To contact the Igo School Nurse you can call her direct line 508-543-1684 or the main office at 508-543-1680. The fax number for the Igo School Nurse is 508-543-1695. To e-mail the school nurse the address is laracyk@foxborough.k12.ma.usBack to Top
To contact the Igo School Nurse you can call her direct line 508-543-1684 or the main office at 508-543-1680. The fax number for the Igo School Nurse is 508-543-1695. To e-mail the school nurse the address is laracyk@foxborough.k12.ma.us
Who is the district-wide physician?
Dr. Guiliano is the district-wide physician. He can be reached at 508-543-6306.Back to Top
Dr. Guiliano is the district-wide physician. He can be reached at 508-543-6306.
When does my elementary school-age child need a new physical exam?
Students entering the Foxborough School System for the first time, kindergarten, and grade four are the times when a new physical exam is needed for your child.Back to Top
Students entering the Foxborough School System for the first time, kindergarten, and grade four are the times when a new physical exam is needed for your child.
What immunizations are required for my elementary school-age child?
the following immunizations, mandated by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, are required of all students entering the Foxborough School System: D.T.P. --5 doses Polio --4 doses M.M.R.--2 doses Hepatitis B --3 doses Varicella --2 doses of vaccine or a doctor certified history of month and year of chicken pox disease.Back to Top
the following immunizations, mandated by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, are required of all students entering the Foxborough School System: D.T.P. --5 doses Polio --4 doses M.M.R.--2 doses Hepatitis B --3 doses Varicella --2 doses of vaccine or a doctor certified history of month and year of chicken pox disease.
Does my child need a lead screening before entering school?
Yes, your child is required to have a lead screening done by the physician before entering preschool and kindergarten, per the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.Back to Top
Yes, your child is required to have a lead screening done by the physician before entering preschool and kindergarten, per the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
What does the new Massachusetts Pre-Kindergarten screening involve?
the Massachusetts Pre-Kindergarten screening is a tool started in 2006. This involves an acuity and stereopsis test, to be performed by your child's pediatrician. if your child fails, a referral will be made to an opthamologist for further screening. This mandate is being used for early detection of visual problems and interventions.Back to Top
the Massachusetts Pre-Kindergarten screening is a tool started in 2006. This involves an acuity and stereopsis test, to be performed by your child's pediatrician. if your child fails, a referral will be made to an opthamologist for further screening. This mandate is being used for early detection of visual problems and interventions.