FAMILY HANDBOOK

MOTHER’S DAY OUT PROGRAM

2015-2016

615 McDade Street

Conroe, TX 77301

Tel: 936-756-3848

Fax: 936-756-4097

TABLE OFCONTENTS

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DIRECTOR’S WELCOME...... 3

NOTICE OF DISCRIMINATION...... 3

MISSION STATEMENT...... 4

SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY...... 4

ADMISSIONS...... 5

ADMISSIONPOLICY...... 5

ADMISSIONPROCEDURE...... 5

STUDENTWITHDRAWALS/TRANSFERS...... 5

FINANCIALPOLICIES...... 6

SMARTTUITION...... 6

TUITION...... 6

UNIFORMS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..6

COMMUNICATION...... 7

CONFLICTS/ISSUES…………………………………………………………………………………………………….8

HEALTH………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….8

IMMUNIZATIONS…………………………………………………………………………………………………….8

SICKNESS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..9

MEDICATIONS……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………10

CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT……………………………………………………………………………………………….11

SCHEDULED AND “AS NEEDED” (PRN) MEDICATION PERMISSION……………………………………11-13

ARRIVAL AND DISMISSAL………………………………………………………………………………………...14

SNACKS/LUNCH……………………………………………………………………………………………………..14

PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT……………………………………………………………………………………14-15

GENERAL INFORMATION………………………………………………………………………………………….15

BIRTHDAYS……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….15

PICTURES…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………15

VISITORS………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….15

EMERGENCYSCHOOLCLOSING…………………………………………………………………………………………….16

CHANGE OF ADDRESS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………16

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DIRECTOR’S WELCOME

August 2015

Dear Sacred Heart Mother’s Day Out Families:

This Parent Handbook is provided to you with useful information about our program policies and procedures. If you have any questions, please contact me.

I wish you and your family a very blessed school year.

Sincerely,

Desirae Gregg

Director

I can do all things though Christ who strengthens me. – Philippians 4:13

NOTICE OF DISCRIMINATION

All policies, programs and explanations included in the Parent/Student Handbook are designed to help facilitate the development of our students as spiritually, academically, socially and psychologically well-rounded individuals.

The parent/guardian of the student will be asked to sign the Policy Handbook Acknowledgement Form that will be sent home with each family. The form states that the parent/guardian has read and understands the information contained in this policy handbook and agrees to abide by the school procedures, regulations and policies.

Sacred Heart Catholic School Mother’s Day Out Program retains the right to amend this handbook for just cause. Parents will be given notification if changes are made.

The school has the right to withdraw student(s) for the student(s) or parent(s)/guardian(s) failure to comply with any of the policies contained herein. All interpretation and application of the rules and policies contained herein are at the sole and final discretion of the pastor and administration.

For your children to attend Sacred Heart Catholic School’s Mother’s Day Out Program, you, as parents, must follow the guidelines outlined in our handbook, supporting Sacred Heart Catholic School’sMother’s Day Out Program in a positive manner both on campus and in public and cooperating fully with the principal, director, and teachers at Sacred Heart Catholic School’s Mother’s Day Out Program. Should you engage in negative communications about Sacred Heart Catholic School with others or fail to cooperate with any of the school personnel, your children will no longer be permitted to attend Sacred Heart Catholic Schoo’sl Mother’s Day Out Program. Should this occur, you will not be entitled to a refund.

MISSION STATEMENT

Sacred Heart Catholic School commits to teach as Jesus did; instilling a love of our Catholic faith and love of neighbor. Sacred Heart Catholic School creates a caring and respectful environment which promotes academic excellence, develops responsible citizenship and fosters life-long learning.

PROGRAMPHILOSOPHY

Sacred Heart Catholic School’s Mother’s Day Out Program is a reflection of the teachings of the Catholic Church where Christian values, respect and responsibility are modeled, taught, and lived. Education encompasses the whole child and students are encouraged to use their gifts in service to God.

ADMISSIONS

ADMISSIONPOLICY

Sacred Heart Catholic School’sMother’s Day Out Program admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies and admissions policies.

New admissions will be based on thefollowing priorities:

1.StudentscurrentlyattendingSacred HeartSchool’s Mother’s Day Out Program

2.Siblings ofstudents currentlyattendingSacred HeartSchool’s Mother’s Day Out Program

3.Students in the community are eligible to register after the current family registration deadline

4.Students placed on waiting list can register based on date of application as spaces are available

ADMISSIONPROCEDURE

An admission packet may be downloaded from the website or picked up at the school office. Completedapplicationpacketalong withthefollowingoriginaldocuments should be submittedtotheschoolofficewith therequired enrollmentfee. The school will make copies of the original documents.

  • Documents to include:
  • Birth certificate
  • Immunization record
  • Astudententeringthe toddler classmustbe 18months-23 monthsof age on orbeforeSeptember1stof the current school year.
  • Astudententeringthe two year old classmustbe 24 months-35 months of age on orbeforeSeptember1st of the current school year.
  • Astudententeringthe three year old class must be 3 years ofage on or before September1st of the current school year and be potty trained.
  • Astudententeringthe four year old class must be 4 years ofage on or before September1st of the current school year and be potty trained.
  • Uponreceiptofthecompleted applicationpacket and enrollment fee, a space will be reserved for the student.
  • Upon acceptance,a non-refundable supply fee isrequired.
  • Should a class fill, a waiting list will be maintained and students will be considered based on date of application.

STUDENTWITHDRAWALS/TRANSFERS

Whenastudentistransferringtoanotherschool,parentsshouldnotifythedirector. Itisadvisabletonotifytheschoolatleastoneweekinadvanceofthetransfer.

FINANCIALPOLICIES

SMART TUITION

SacredHeartCatholicSchoolrequiresthatfamiliespaytuitionthroughSmartTuition,anonlinetuitionmanagementservice. Familieswhodonotselecttopaytuitioninfulloverthesummerwillhaveanautomatictuitionpayment agreementforpaymentsthatbegin in September. Eachfamilyreceivesan electronicinvitationto setupanonlineaccountwithauniquecodeprovidedbytheBusinessOffice.Automaticpaymentsaremademonthlyonlineusingacredit,checkingorsavings account. Alate paymentfeeof $55.00 willbeassessedfor latepayments, which willaccrue monthly.

SmartTuitioninformationismanagedonlinebylogginginat arerequired. ContactSmartTuitionat888-868-8828 withanyquestions.

TUITION

Tuition rates for the 2015-2016school year are:

Two-day a week class (Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday)$225.00/month

Wacky Wednesday or Fun Friday Class$100.00/month

Extended care$30.00/month

Supplyfeesmustbepaidat the time of registrationor by May 15th. Thesefeesarenon-refundable and ensurea student's enrollmentforthe upcomingschoolyear.

Enrollment Fee: (per student)$100.00due at time of application (non-refundable)

Supply Fee: (per student)$150.00 (non-refundable) for two day a week class (due May 15th) $75.00 (non-refundable) for additional Wacky Wednesday or Fun Friday Class (due May 15th)

PARTICIPATORY COSTS

Extended Care, class pictures, and other optional services are paid by the family to participate in such programs.

UNIFORMS

Uniforms are to be purchased from: Parker School Uniforms The Center at Meadow Hill

3425 FM 2920 #700

Spring, Texas 77388

(281) 528-6203

Families may purchase an OPTIONAL red monogrammed polo shirt to be worn with shorts or jeans.

All clothing should be labeled with the student's name.

All articles of clothing and lunchboxes MUST have student’s name written inside the item.Please use a permanent marker to ensure that clothing can be returned to its rightful owner.

COMMUNICATION

WEBSITE

Important information regarding events, the school calendar, Family Handbook, and The Eaglet Newsletter, etc. will be posted and updated on the school website. Please visit the website regularly @

WEEKLYFOLDERS

Studentswillbringhomeacommunicationfolderdaily.Thefolderwillcontainweekly work, teacher notes, and projects. Folders are to be returned to the teacher the next school day.

CONFERENCES

Parent conferences can be scheduled by contacting your child’s teacher.

For information about academic work or general conduct of a student, a conference may be scheduled before or after school hours. It is requested that parents not interrupt any teaching moments or expect teachers to interrupt their normal class routines for such conferences. Teachers are not allowed to discuss other students or teachers in Parent/Teacher Conferences. The proper person to contact about any member of the faculty or staff is the Director.

Whenever there is an important change in the routine at home, such as a serious illness, an emergency trip, a new baby, separation or divorce of parents or a death in the family, the Director should be notified and information will be shared with the student’s teacher. A major change at home may affect the student at school. It is important to know when these changes occur so that faculty may respond appropriately with understanding and consideration.

NON-CUSTODIALPARENT

Parentalrightsextendtoeitherparentunlesstheschoolhasbeenprovidedwithevidencethatthereisacourtorder,statute,orlegallybindingdocumentrelatingtosuchmattersasdivorce,separationorcustodythatspecificallyrevokes theserights. Acopy ofsuchdocumentmustbekept at school in the student’s permanent record. Incaseof jointcustody,bothparentsshouldbeequallyinformed oftheir student’sprogress.

COMMUNICATION PLAN FOR SACRED HEART SCHOOL

The school communicates and keeps a continual dialogue with each of the followingpeople:

Pastor:EachweekthePrincipalhasascheduledmeetingwiththePastortodiscuss schoolissues.

Principal: The Principal and Director have a scheduled meeting weekly to discuss program issues.

Director:Posts The Eaglet Newsletter on the school website and communicates directly with parents and teachers concerning program issues.

Classroom Teachers: Communicate weekly with parents via emails and/or written notes in student’s folders.

Faculty:A weekly staff memo communicates important information to the faculty and staff.Faculty meetings are held monthly.

Students:Receive a daily communication folder with comments from the teacher including student work and date reminders.

Parents: An electronicemail and/or written parent letters are sent weekly by classroom teachers. The electronic Eaglete newsletter is posted on the school website. Family Handbooks will be posted online at the SHCS website. Parents are required to sign theAcknowledgment Form indicating that they have read all procedures, regulations, and policies of Sacred Heart Catholic School’s Mother’s Day Out Program. The Acknowledgement Forms will be sent home in your child’s communication folder.

CONFLICTS/ISSUES

When a parent has an issue/concern, the following is the established order that meetings will follow.

  1. Parent / Teacher
  2. Parent/Director
  3. Parent/Principal
  4. Parent/Pastor
  5. Parent/Superintendent of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Catholic School

HEALTH

Students in allschools ofTexasCatholicConferenceEducationDepartmentmustcomplywithallrequired immunizations assetforthbytheTexasDepartmentofHealth,ImmunizationDivision.Allimmunizationsshouldbecompletedbythe firstdayof attendance.

  • Registration requirements for first-time students include a current immunization record on all required immunizations.(Immunization exemptionsareonlypermittedfor medicalreasons.)
  • Parents/guardians will be informed of needed immunization(s) for student’s already enrolled in school.

Parents/guardianshave14daystoobtaintherequiredimmunization(s).Ifthestudenthasnotreceivedthe requiredimmunization(s)after14days,thestudentwillnotbeallowedtoreturntoschooluntiltheschool receives proof ofimmunization(s).

Allimmunizations mustinclude;day, month, and yearand mustbe validated. If the recordis fromanother state orcountry anddoesnothavetheday,monthandyear,acopyoftherecordcanbesubmittedbytheschooltotheImmunization Divisionforapproval.

Immunization records are required to be written inEnglish.

IMMUNIZATION CHECKLIST 2015/2016

All new students to Sacred Heart Catholic School must furnish a copy of their immunization record to the school nurse before they can enter on the first day of school. Please check for any missing immunizations that are on this list.

  • Complete immunization record (day, month, and year) with physician validation
  • Copy of Birth Certificate is required for all students.
  • Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis containing vaccine, age 3 and 4 years: 4 doses
  • Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis containing vaccine, Kindergarten entry 5 doses required, one dose on or after 4th birthday unless the 4th dose was given on or after the 4th birthday
  • Entry, grades 7th – are required to have one booster of Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis containing vaccine, if at least 5 years have passed since the last dose of a Tetanus-containing vaccine or when the 5 year interval has lapsed (Tdap)
  • Entry, grades 8th– 12th, one dose Tdap booster when 10 years have passed since the last dose
  • Hepatitis A, 2 doses, 1st dose is to be given on or after age 1 for children in grades PK-5th
  • Hepatitis A, 2nd dose is to be given a minimum of 6 months after the 1st dose, grades PK-5th
  • Hepatitis B, 3 doses required for all students grades PK-12th
  • HibCV, minimum 1 dose required for students younger than 5 years after 15 months or a primary series with a booster on or after age1
  • Meningococcal, 1 dose for students for entry into grades 7th-12th
  • MMR (1 dose) is required for student’s ages 3 and 4 years: 1st dose on or after age 1
  • MMR – 2 doses for students in grades K-5th (1st dose on or after age 1)
  • MMR/M – 2 doses measles containing vaccine and 1 dose of Rubella and Mumps students in grades 6th-12th
  • Pneumococcal – minimum 1 dose required for students 59 months and younger, given after age 2 (unless a primary series was received as an infant with a booster given after age1)
  • Polio, students ages 3 and 4: 3 doses required
  • Polio, Kindergarten entry, 4 doses required, one dose on or after 4th birthday unless the 3rd dose was given on or after the 4th birthday. (Required for grades K-12th)
  • Varicella vaccine, 1 dose required for student’s age 3 and 4 and grade 6, (2 doses if given after age 13)
  • Varicella, 2 doses required for students in grades Kindergarten, 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

SICKNESS

Theschoolclinicis notsetup to carefor sickchildren.For the protection of allthe students, the following guidelines havebeen setup. Achildhavingone ormore ofthefollowingsymptoms willbe senthome:

EXCLUSION GUIDELINES / RETURNTOSCHOOLGUIDELINES
Oraltemperature of100degreesorabove / Fever free for24 hours withoutthe use of fever reducing
medicine(i.e. Tylenol, Motrin)
Vomiting, nausea orsevere abdominalpain / Symptomfree for24 hours
Marked drowsiness ormalaise / Symptomfree
Sorethroat, acutecold, orpersistentcough / Symptomfree
Red, inflamed, ordischarging eyes / Symptomfree -Ifbacterial infection– after24hours of
antibiotic treatmentand symptoms subside.
Acute skin rashesoreruptions / Written physician release
Swollen glandsaround jaws,ears, andneck / Written physician release
Suspected scabiesorimpetigo / Aftertreatmenthasbegun
Anyskin lesion in the weeping stage / Symptomfree
Diarrhea;runny, watery, orbloodystool / Symptomfree
Pediculosis (head lice) / Afterone treatmentofmedicated shampoo and returningto school, child willbe checked byclinic personnel. Child mustbe nit free. Child willbe re-checked againbyclinic personnelin 7-10 days.
Othersymptoms suggestiveofacute illness / Written physician release

For conditions otherthan emergencies, the studentwillbe attended tointheclinicand allowed toreturn tothe classroom.

All families will fill out an Emergency Information Form at the start of each school year. All phone numbers and emergency contacts MUST be kept up to date. Whether a child is not feeling well or a serious accident occurs, parents or authorized persons should be able to be reached at all times.Please inform the school office of any changes in this information throughout the school year.

COMMUNICABLEDISEASE CONTROLMEASURE

Ifyourchildhasanytypeofinfectiousdiseaseorrash,pleasenotifytheschoolclinicimmediately.Aftersuchdisease,parentsshouldtakethechildtotheschoolclinicbeforere-enteringtheclassroom.Studentswillneedapermitfromtheir physicianforre-admissiontoschool.(Examples:measles,mumps,chickenpox,pinkeye,lice,impetigo,scabies,ring worm, hepatitis, mononucleosis,etc.)

MEDICATIONS IN SCHOOL

School personnel designated by the principal (a nurse or a non-licensed person) will give medication necessary to allow a child to stay in school. The following are required for the administration of medication in Catholic schools in theArchdiocese of Galveston/Houston Catholic Schools.

Parents/guardiansareencouragedtoscheduletheadministrationofastudent'smedicationinsuchamannerthat medicationbroughttoschoolwillbekepttoaminimum.Thephysicianmaybeabletoprescribethemedicationtobe takenbeforeorafterschoolhours.Writtendocumentationmustbeobtainedfromaparent/guardianstatingthatthe parent/guardianunderstandsthata non-licensedpersonmaygivemedication.Itis the responsibilityoftheparent/guardian tobringtotheschoolofficeallmedications,permissionwrittenandsignedbyaphysician,andanyequipmentneeded. Studentsarenotpermittedtokeepanymedicationordrugsintheirpockets,locker,backpack,orlunchkit.All medications mustbe keptin theschoolclinic.

Permission and instruction for giving medication

Medicationisconsideredtobe“bymouth”,inhalers,ointmentsandotherexternalpreparation,coughsyrup,coughdrops,sorethroatlozenges and allmedicationsthatcan be purchased overthecounter with or withouta physician’sorder.

Scheduled(Daily),Short-termMedication,orTreatmentRequest.Prescribedorover-thecountermedicationmaybe administeredtostudentsonlyuponwrittenrequestbytheparent/guardianandphysician.Therequestmuststatethe student’sname,nameofthemedication,prescribeddosageofthemedication,route,time/sofadministrationofthe medication,beginningandendingdatesthemedicationistobegiven,liabilityrelease,andthesignatureofthe parent/guardianandphysician.The“MedicationPermissionForm”isusedtocollectallthenecessary informationandrequiredsignatures.Ordered treatments usethesameform.

“AsNeeded” (PRN). Prescribedorover-the-countermedicationgivenonan“as-needed”basisor“PRN”may be administeredtostudentsbyparentorphysician.Theinformationneededincludesalltheinformationfromdaily medicationsbutwillincludethecircumstancesandconditionwarrantingadministrationofthemedication,detailed informationonadministeringthemedication,directionconcerningdosage,route,frequencybetweenmedication doses,themaximumnumberofdosesaday,andwhentonotifyparents.Treatments such as blood sugar monitoring for diabetes are to provide the same information including details on how toperform the treatment.The Medication Permission Form is used to collect all the necessary information and required signatures.

Labels and Containers

Allmedication,prescribedorover-the-counter,mustbeinitsoriginalcontainerandmustbeproperlylabeledinEnglish.Aproperlylabeledprescriptionisaprescriptionwiththepharmacylabelstatingthestudent’sname,nameofmedication, anddatetheprescriptionwasfilled.Over-the-countermedicationmustbeintheoriginalcontainerwithdirectionsand dosagelabeledonthebottlewiththestudent’sname.Nomedicationinunlabeledcontainersorplasticbagswillbe accepted.

The following will not be given:

  • sedatives
  • experimentaldrugs or dosages
  • herbal
  • dietarysupplements
  • other medicationnotapproved bythe FDA
  • narcotic analgesics

Nebulizer treatments may only be given byan RN, LVN, or parent.

Attheend of the schoolyear, allmedication mustbepicked up fromthe clinicor itwillbe destroyed.

CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT

Provisions of theTexas FamilyCode requirereportingof allsuspected child abuse orneglectunderpenaltyof fineorjailsentenceor both,for failureto timelyreport.

SCHEDULED AND“AS NEEDED” (PRN) MEDICATION PERMISSION

Onlynecessarymedication(prescribedfor,butnotlimitedtothetreatmentof:ADD/ADHD,Asthma,Diabetes,andEpilepsy) maybegivenatschool.Allmedicationshouldbegivenoutsideofschoolhours,ifpossible.Three-times-a-daymedicationsshouldbegivenbeforeschool,afterschoolandatbedtimeforoptimalcoverage.Shouldschoolpersonnelrefusetogivemedication,theparent/guardianisinformedandtheincidentdocumented.Ifnecessary,medicationcanbegivenatschoolonlyunderthefollowingconditions:

1.Ifmedicationisneededinorderfora studenttoremaininschool,this formmustbecompletedbytheparent/guardian, signedbythephysician,andreturnedwiththemedicationtothe nurseorprincipaldesignee.

2.Allnecessarymedicationprescribedforastudentmustbesignedbyaphysician,dentist,physicianassistance,podiatrist,ornursepractitionerandparent/guardian.Allprescriptionmedicationmustbeintheprescriptionbottleandlabeledwithacurrentpharmacyprescriptionlabel.“Over-the-counter”medicationmustbeinitsoriginallabeledcontainerandhavethestudent’snameonthebottle.Medicationssentinbaggiesorunlabeledcontainerswillnotbegiven.“Over-the-counter”includecoughdrops,ointments,andeyedropsandmaynotbegivenwithoutaphysicianandparentsignature.

3.Itis theresponsibilityoftheparent/guardianto bringallmedicationtotheclinic/officeandto pick upunusedmedicine. Anymedicineunusedthatisnotpickedupwillbedestroyed.

4.Experimentalmedication/dosageswillnotbegiven.Herbalmedication,dietarysupplements,andothernutritionalaidsnotapprovedas medicationbythe FDAwill notbeadministeredatschool.

5.Onlyantibioticsprescribedtobetakenfourtimesadaywithnoon,asoneofthosetimeswillbedispensed.

6.Medicationsmustbekeptinlockedcabinet/drawerintheschooloffice/clinicandadministeredintheschooloffice/clinic.Unlessotherconsiderationsaremade.

7.Astudentmayneedmedicationinaschool-relatedevent.Theprincipalistoauthorizeaschoolemployeetoadministermedication.Themedicationmustbeintheoriginalcontainer,aphotocopyoftheparentalpermit,andthetime(s)themedicationistobegiven.

8.Onlytheschoolnursecangivenebulizertreatmentsinschool.Non-licensedschoolpersonnelarenotpermittedtoadministerthistreatment.Theparent mustcometoschoolto givethetreatmentifthereisnonurse.

9.Noone-time medicationsuchasanantibioticorsedativewillbegiven.

10. Complete the “As-Needed Medications, Special Medication or Treatment” section for medications that

are “prn” any other route other than oral and for special treatment needed.

11. Special forms must be filled out for emergency medications such as those for allergies. A special form

must be filled out when a student is to carry asthma medication.

NAME OFSTUDENT: _GRADE:

NAMEOFMEDICATIONANDSTRENGHTH_

DOSAGETIME(S)

ROUTEDIRECTIONSFORGIVING_

BEGINNINGDATE: _ENDINGDATE: _

AS-NEEDEDMEDICATION,SPECIALMEDICATIONORTREATMENTSECTION

A.CircumstanceswarrantingrequestedPRNtreatment/medication:

1.Conditionrequiringtreatment/medication:

2.Signsandsymptomsofcondition:

3.Signsandsymptomsthatrequiremedicationand/ortreatmenttobegiven.

4.Lengthoftimesignsandsymptomspresentto warranttreatment/medication:_

5.Relatedsignsandsymptomsofconditionwhichconstitutea medicalemergencyfor whichEMSandparentcalled:

6.Maximumnumberoftreatmentsperschooldaynottoexceed:

7.Additionalinstructions/comments:

8.Supplies neededAmount

C. Skillsrequiredtoadministertreatment/medication: _

DMethodofadministrationoftreatment/medication: _

E.Additionalinstructions/comments:

F.This medicationmay/maynotbecarriedbyschoolpersonneltoschool-relatedeventsoroff-campusevents.BeginningDate:_ EndDate:_

SIGNATUREOF PHYSICIAN:DATE:

PRINTEDNAME:

PHYSICIAN’STELEPHONENUMBER:

ParentorGuardian:

Iwantto becalled:Beforegivingthemedication_Aftermedicationisgiven OtherCommentsorinformation:

Iherebyrequestthatthe medicationspecifiedaboveisgiventotheabovenamedstudentandthatsomeone givesthe medicationotherthana medicallytrainedperson.Irealizethatthe schooldoesnothavetoagreetoallowmedicationtobegiventoastudentbyschoolpersonnel.Iunderstandthattheschool’sagreeingtoallowthemedicationtobegivenisfor mybenefitandthestudent’sbenefit.Suchagreementbytheschoolisadequateconsiderationofmyagreementscontainedherein.Inconsiderationfortheschoolagreeingtoallowthemedicationtobegiventothestudentasrequestedherein,IagreetoindemnifyandholdharmlesstheArchdioceseofGalveston/Houston,itsservants,agents,andemployeesincluding,butnotlimitedtotheparish,theschool,theprincipal,andtheindividualsgivingthemedicationofandfromanyandallclaims,demands,orcausesofactionarisingoutoforinany wayconnectedwiththegivingofthemedicationorfailingtogivethemedicationtothestudent.Further,forsaidconsideration,I,onbehalfofmyselfandtheotherparentofthestudent,herebyreleaseandwaiveanyandallclaims,demands,orcausesofactionagainstthe ArchdioceseofGalveston–Houston,itsagents,servants,oremployees,including,butnotlimitedtotheparish,theschool,theprincipal,andtheindividualgivingorfailingtogivethe medication.