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Physical Health

Physical Health

Cahaba Medical Care Free Physical Dates and Times for Summer 2026:

Call (205)928-6045, (205)928-6046 or (205)928-3365 to schedule an appointment.  Forms can be printed from the "school forms" tab on the right side of the page AND the link below:

Sports Physical Form

REMINDER:

  1. The sports physical form must be filled out and signed by the PARENT/GUARDIAN.
  2. Bring eyeglasses or wear contacts if prescribed.
  3. No energy drinks or coffees to avoid elevated heart rate and/or blood pressure.

Brent Elementary School Clinics:

Bibb County Sports Physicals

Monday, June 1st (for BCHS football), Wednesday, June 3rd and Tuesday, June 9th 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

West Blocton Elementary School Clinics:

West Blocton Sports Physicals

Tuesday, June 2nd and Monday, June 8th 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

 

OVER-THE COUNTER MEDICATIONS

According to the State Department of Education, over-the-counter "as needed" medication should be kept for 2 weeks only. If your child requires over-the-counter medications periodically that you would like to keep at school for the entire school year, please print out the "over the counter medication" form on this page and have your physician sign it for the 2024-2025 school year to be kept at school from the first to last day for students. Thank you for your cooperation. 

SCHEDULED MEDICATION REMINDERS

Daily scheduled medications should be taken at home UNLESS the doctor prescribes it for a time during school hours specifically. All medications that are taken daily in the morning should be taken at home.

SICKNESS DURING SCHOOL

We strive to keep all of our students healthy and thriving. Our main goal is to keep students in school.  If your student feels ill before school, please make arrangements to take them to a physician, if needed. Students should not enter the school and be sent directly to the nurse. Students will be given a nurse excuse only if a nurse sends them home for a fever of 100.0, vomiting or diarrhea. All other absences will be a parent excuse unless the child has an excuse from a physician.