Health Office

Welcome to the Belmont Hill School Health Clinic Resource Board. Please use this site to find health-related information regarding our School Health Guidelines and up to date information throughout the year.

Absence Reporting

If your son is missing school due to a routine medical or dental appointment, please email to report absence to absent@belmonthill.org

If you son will be absent, late or leaving early from school due to illness or any medical related issue and you wish to keep the information confidential, please call or email the Health Center directly at healthcenter@belmonthill.org

617-993-5335
healthcenter@belmonthill.org

Illness Guidelines

Please do not send your son to school if he has the following:

Symptoms

Symptoms

Nausea, diarrhea (loose stool), or vomiting (throwing up), or if your son has thrown up during the night
A cough that is not caused by asthma or allergies
A temperature of 101.5°F or 38.6°C or above. Keep your son home from school until his temperature has been normal for 24 hours without taking Tylenol or Motrin.
A sore throat (especially if they have a fever, rash, complain of a headache, or if you see white patches in the back of their throat)
A diagnosis of strep throat. Keep your son home from school until he has been on antibiotics for 24 hours and does not have a fever.
Any health issue that keeps your son from taking part in learning and school activities.

Covid-19 Resources

Belmont Hill

Campus health and safety protocols

Massachusetts

Covid-19 Testing Sites

AED and CPR

Belmont Hill has 8 AED units at these locations:

Library Corridor
Outside of the Athletic Trainer's office in Jordan Athletic Center
Alumni House
Chapel
Morse
Speare and Underwood Dorms
Boathouse

CPR classes are available to Faculty, Staff and Students during the school year. Contact Emi White at 617-993-5335 for more information.

Food Allergy Information

Belmont Hill School is a nut aware community. We are dedicated to fostering the health, nutrition, and well-being of all students, including those with food allergies, by providing a supportive School community that is as safe as possible. Our Dining Team and Director of Health Services work individually with students who have food allergies and sensitivities to provide safe and nutritious meals. A “My Zone” area is offered for students with food allergies and sensitivities. This area in the Dining Hall allows students to be involved in their own allergen-safe meal preparation. “My Zone” is free of all tree-nut, peanut, and gluten-containing products.

EpiPens are located at these locations throughout campus: