Health Office
- Health Office contact information
- Distance Learning Resources
- Information about Coronavirus
- Health Office Information
- Health Office forms
- Free and Reduced lunch application
- Required Health Exams
- Medication Policy
- Information about Lice
- Parent Support Resources
- Concussion Information
- Allergic Reactions
- Children's Health Insurance Program
- Ticks and Lyme Disease
- Online Census Form Directions
- Immunizations
- Pine Run ES
- Distance Learning Resources
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WEEKLY FARMER'S MARKET
In conjunction with Bucks County Opportunity Council and Philabundance, Central Bucks School District is proud to offer a weekly Farmer's Market during the school closure. Fresh fruit, vegetables, prepared foods, dry goods, clothing, and other services are provided free for CBSD families. Pick-up is at Barclay Elementary School, located at 2015 Palomino Drive every Wednesday beginning at 4 p.m. If you arrive, please be sure to enter the school from Palomino Drive so you are "turning right" into the school - please do not cross traffic lanes from the other direction.
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FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH INFORMATION
CBSD is still processing free and reduced lunch applications If you think you may now qualify due to changes in employment, please fill out the online application at Free and Reduced lunch application
If you qualify, your child would be eligible to receive meals at our Grab and Go lunch program that is going on while we are not at school. Once school resumes, your child can receive breakfast and lunch at school for free or at a reduced cost.
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Grab and Go lunch program
Please refer to this link for information on the grab and go lunch program. Lunches are available to all students on the free and reduced lunch program. Please see the link for more information.
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Supporting families during Covid-19
Resources for families
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Red Cross Summer Swim Safety Tips
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Dealing with anxiety and uncertainty
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Exploring imagination--play based yoga
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Summer Camp Directory from Bucks County Alive
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First aid for tick bites
What to do if your child has a tick on them.
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Stay up to date on childhood immunizations
Doctors are currently giving immunizations. It is important that your child is up to date on his/her immunizations, especially during this time.
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Active Sensory Spaces
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Kitchen Scrap Gardening
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and right now it may be more important than ever to do a self-check and check in on your school community as well.
Here are some quick ways to cope during this time, adapted from recommendations from the CDC:
- Take media breaks, and curate what you read carefully. Use trusted sources and narrow your list down to only a few news sites, social media outlets, etc. Constantly reading about the pandemic can be very stressful.
- Take care of your body, including meditation or exercise and getting enough sleep.
- Nutrition is important during this time. Try to eat healthy, well-balanced meals to fuel your body and mind.
- Make time to unwind. Find joy in an activity every week.
- Connect with others. Talk with people you trust about your concerns and how you are feeling.
And, as always, if you are feeling overwhelmed by these issues, please seek professional help
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Healthy role modeling
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CDC guidelines for summer camps during COVID
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Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome
A new syndrome to be aware of in children which is seemingly related to Covid 19
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Old school games and activities
It's going to feel like summer today with temperatures in the 80's. Enjoy some time outside but remember to put on sunscreen!
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Creative expression and movement for kids
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Fun and Games with household items
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Parent Positive series
Parent positive Facebook LIVE event with Dr. Katherine Dahlsgaard. "The Second Greatest Generation? A Call to Action Over Anxiety. You do not need a facebook account to watch the live event.
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Today is National School Nurse's Day. Our mission is to help students be healty, safe and ready to learn--no matter what their medical needs may be. We believe in our students and want them to succeed.
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Science in the Kitchen
Learn about food and nutrition by experimenting in the kitchen
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Family self care plan
Create a family self care plan. Take time for yourself but also plan for family time.
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Feeling through colors
Use colors and art projects to learn and express emotions
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6 reasons why children need to play outside
6 reasons why children need to play outside. Please use social distancing protocols when around other people.
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Children and Anxiety
Sometimes, children exhibit signs of anxiety throught physical symptoms like headaches and stomachaches. The website has some helpful advice about this topic.

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Bucks County Department of Health Covid 19 Information
Bucks County Department of Health Covid 19 Information
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Staying safe while enjoying parks and recreation
Staying safe while enjoying parks and recreation.
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Fun activities to do at home
Fun activities to do at home
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Healthy activities to do at home
Healthy activities to do at home
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Take time for yourself
Even Elmo's dad is exhaused. Remember to take time for yourself
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Stop the spread and make your own mask
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Bike Safety for kids
Educational video discusses bike safety for children including wearing a helmet and rules of the road.
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Mindfulness
This is a Brain Pop Jr. activity on Mindfulness. It is a breathing activity that will be helpful with anxiety and stress.
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Social distancing video for Elementary age children
Time To Come In Bear is a sweet video for elementary age children about social distancing.
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50 ways to take a break
During this challenging time, it is important to take time for yourself. This poster shows 50 things you can do at home to relax and take care of yourself.
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Virtual Disney theme park rides
See the link below for some fun and stress relief to virtually ride some Disney theme park rides!
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calming apps
Take a deep breath--apps to help with calming, meditation, sleep stories, sleep meditation, calm music and more.
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More about Social DIstancing
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Healthy activities you can do at home


