PCOE

Resources for Districts
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Overview

The Placer County Office of Education strives to provide school districts and educators with the information and resources they need to make informed decisions for their school communities on a variety of topics including health updates and vaccination information.

Epinephrine Auto Injector Guidelines

Documentation Required Annually

To be sent to PCOE

Epinephrine Standing Order Protocol and Certification Form

List of schools, if more than one, within the district that will house Epinephrine Auto Injectors

Epinephrine Administration Training Log Sign-In Sheets

Required Training Documentation

To be kept at district level

Anaphylaxis Training Protocol

Anaphylaxis Treatment Procedures

Notification of Volunteer Agreement for Training in Administration of Epinephrine Auto Injector

Epinephrine Indemnity Acknowledgment

Anaphylaxis Online Information

Epinephrine Administration Training Log Sign-In Sheets

Required Documentation for Acquisition and Disposition

Emergency Response Report – Management of Anaphylactic Reaction

Send completed report to PCOE Epinephrine Liaison for the County Health Officer’s review

Acquisition and Disposition of Epi-Pen, District Level

Acquisition and Disposition of Epi-Pen, Site Level

Contacts

Stephanie Schau

Administrative Assistant, Confidential

(530) 745.1328

Phillip Williams

Deputy Superintendent Educational Services

(530) 745-1389

FAQ's

NOT SURE OF YOUR DISTRICT OR THE SCHOOLS LOCATED IN YOUR DISTRICT?

Our What's My District App will assist you by matching your address to your district. Once your district appears on the map below, you can find the district schools and contact information for school Board of Trustees, Administrative contact information, in addition to school district websites links.

WHAT EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE IN PLACER COUNTY?

Placer County serves over 2000 children through our early childhood programs. We work together with child care providers, preschool teachers, and school districts to provide early education and child care services.

DOES PLACER COUNTY HAVE AN INFANT PROGRAM AVAILABLE?

Our Staff works together with families and infant children to assist in a child’s development and learning in their natural daily activities and builds on the next steps in the child’s learning. Placer County staff travels to over 150 homes per week.

DOES PLACER COUNTY OFFER ANY SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS?

Placer County offers cognitive,academic,social,and physical development of severely disabled students through specialized instruction and services. Our services are available for our students whose needs require a specialized program not offered in their local districts. Students include those who are severely multiply disabled, orthopedically disabled, hearing and visually impaired, emotionally disturbed and students with autism.