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Student's Name: Student s Date of Birth: Student's Address: Student's Home Phone: Primary Medical Diagnosis: The Arbor School of Central Florida Medical/Emergency Information Please Print Mothers Name: Fathers Name: Work # Work# Cell phone # Cell Phone # Email Address: Email Address: Address same as student? Yes No ( If no, please provide) ( If no, please provide) Emergency Contact Name: Emergency Contact #: Address same as student? Yes No Allergies (List all: environmental, medicinal, food, latex): ALLERGY REACTION Additional allergy information: Special Diet/Restrictions: Precautions: Does student have history of seizures? Yes or No If yes, complete the following: Frequency of seizures: Precipitating Factors: Pre-seizure Signs/symptoms: Appropriate Measures: ADDITIONAL MANDATORY EMERGENCY INFORMATION ON REVERSE

Permission to take student to nearest hospital or emergency medical services to be provided. Yes or No If yes, please provide the following necessary medical information Parent's signature: Student's Primary Physician: Physician's Address: Physician's Phone #: Student s Insurance Information: Carrier: ID # Group # Insured Name: Any other Pertinent Medical Info:

Today s Date: Demographics Child is currently living with: Does your child have any siblings? Name Age Any diagnosis? Primary form of transportation to/from school and by whom: Medical History Please list any of the following, starting with the most recent: Surgery Date Details Injury Illness Accident Hospitalization Additional information:

Is there a history of ear infections? Yes or No If yes, how often and how were they treated? Were tubes placed? Is there a history of upper respiratory infections? Yes or No If yes, how often? Please check if your child has been diagnosed with any of the following: DIAGNOSIS ADHD Asperger s Syndrome Asthma Attention Deficit Disorder Auditory Processing Disorder Autism Behavioral or Emotional Disorder Cerebral Palsy Down Syndrome Epilepsy Hydrocephalus Mental Handicap Pervasive Development Delay Sensory Integration Disorder Specific Learning Disability Stroke Traumatic Brain Injury YEAR Please list any other diagnosis your child has been given and when the diagnosis was made. Please list the types of medications your child is taking (prescribed and/or over the counter) and for what reason. ** PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT ANY CHANGE/ ALTERATIONS MADE TO ANY OF YOUR CHILDS MEDICATIONS MUST BE DOCUMENTED IN WRITING AS SOON AS IT HAPPENS** This includes decisions made by parents or medical professionals. It is vital in keeping up to date records on your child and allows us to provide the appropriate accommodations within the classroom in case of adverse reactions.

Has your child had his/her hearing tested? Yes or No If yes, please provide the date and results. Please check if your child has had his/her vision tested by : Developmental Optometrist Date: Results: Ophthalmologist ( typical vision testing) Date: Results: Does the child participate in any sport or activity that encourages strength and endurance? Please describe: Are there any physical limitations that we should be aware of that may affect their participation in recess/ PE activities: Are there any specific precautions that should be taken to assure your child s safety? Developmental History Please describe the mother s general health during the pregnancy (Illness, accidents, medications, or any complications) Was your child born on time, early, or late? Were there any complications at birth? If yes, please explain. Was your child irritable as an infant? If yes, please describe.

At what age did your child accomplish the following developmental skills? Sit unsupported Crawl on hands and knees *For how long? Stand Walk Run Feed self Toilet train SKILL AGE SKILL AGE Use single words Combine two words Pedaling tricycle or bicycle Ride bicycle w/ training wheels Ride bicycle w/out training wheels Has your child received Occupational therapy services in the past? Yes or No If yes, please specify the date and focus of those therapeutic services. If they are still receiving outside therapy services, please state CURRENT. Please check the following skills that your child has mastered: Undressing Unfastening zippers Daytime bowel/bladder Using a cup continence Dressing self Fastening zippers Night time continence Using a straw Putting on socks/shoes Unfastening buttons Undressing independently for toileting Taking off Fastening buttons Dressing independently socks/shoes after toileting Tying a knot Unfastening snaps Complete independence with toileting routine Tying a bow Fastening snaps Does your child have spillage while using a spoon, fork, cup, or straw? Yes or No Using a fork Using a spoon Using a knife ( safely) If yes, please specify.

Feeding/Food Are there or have there been feeding problems with your child (e.g. problems with sucking, swallowing, drooling, chewing, etc.). Yes or No If yes, please describe. What does your child typically eat? Does your child prefer or avoid certain textures of food? Yes or No If yes, please describe. Speech and Language What is the primary method your child uses for letting you know what he/she wants? Looking at objects Pointing at objects Gestures and sounds Crying Gestures Sentences Pushing/pulling Making sounds Single words 2-3 word combinations Uses assistive device What languages are spoken at home? What is the child s primary language? Does your child speak any other language(s)? Does your child interact better with children or adults? How does your child respond to given instructions? Has your child received Speech Therapy services in the past? Yes or No If yes, please list the date and primary focus of those therapy services. If currently receiving them from an outside source, please write CURRENT.

Does your child receive any additional therapy services privately? (e.g. counseling, behavioral, physical therapy, hippotherapy, acupuncture or massage) If yes, please describe: What grade and school is your child currently enrolled in? Educational History Check the programs in which your child participates in at school: Regular Classroom Specific Learning Disabled (SLD) Self Contained Language Classroom Educable Mentally Handicapped (EMH) Profoundly Mentally Handicapped (PMH) Gifted Inclusion Classroom Varying Exceptionalities (VE) Emotionally Handicap (EH) Trainable Mentally Handicapped (TMH) English for speaker of other languages (ESOL) Other Has your child repeated a grade? If yes, which? Why? Has your child been assigned to a higher-grade level without passing the previous grade? If yes, which? Has your child been assigned to a higher-grade level without passing the previous grade? If yes, which? Does your child have any difficulties at school? If yes, please describe. In the past, has your child had any situations within a school setting that resulted in a consequence/ disciplinary action? Yes or No If yes, please describe the situation and any possible triggers that may have lead up to the event Has your child displayed any negative or aggressive behaviors we should be aware of in other settings ( biting, hitting, pinching, unfavorable language, inappropriate actions) Yes or No If yes, please explain. This information is vital in ensuring the safety of staff and classmates

Please include any additional information, which you would like to share about your child School Year Concerns and Goals Please describe your current concerns regarding your child s difficulties, if any, in the following areas: Feeding: Speech: Language: Hearing: Visual: Motor/Movement: Emotional: Behavioral: Sensory/Fine Motor: Parents: Please provide 3 personal and realistic goals for your child. Therapy Goals ( Example: I would like for my child to learn to tie his shoes ( OT goal), I would like for my child to be able to answer yes or no questions ( SLP Goal) 1. 2. 3. What are your current expectations of therapy services for this school year? Classroom Goals- 3 realistic goals for your child to achieve by the end of this school year. 1. 2. 3.