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Mrs. Tammie Swain
Email Address: tswain@jcss.us
EJES Clinic Phone Number: 706-336-7915 Ext. 28231
Welcome to the EJES Clinic's Corner!
Clinic Hours: 7:15am - 2:35pm
Meet our Clinic Assistant, Tammie Swain! Mrs. Tammie has been our Clinic Assistant for the past 4 years and has been in the medical field for the past 15 + years. She is passionate about helping others and taking care of our EJES students.
Note from Mrs. Tammie: At East Jackson, my main priority is the health and well-being of our students. I take pride in giving the best care to all of our students so that optimal learning can take place in the classroom. If your student needs medication of any kind during school hours, a parent or guardian MUST bring the medication in and fill out paperwork. Please do not send medicine in your child's bookbag. I look forward to working with our EJES students and helping them be successful this year!
Mrs. Tammie has the following certifications:
- Certified Through Epilepsy Foundation for Seizure recognition and First Aid
- CPR and First Aid certified
With the assistance of Mrs. Tammie, EJES was recognized as a Heart Safe School in 2019. Heart Safe School is part of the Project S.A.V.E. by Children’s Health Care of Atlanta.
Students Need to Stay Home If........
Medications At School Are Permitted with:
- A parent/guardian brings the medication. Students may not transport medication to and from school without proper authorization.
- Proper labeling by a pharmacist or manufacturer. The medication must be in the original container.
- Medications are not carried over from school year to school year. If there are any medications left at the end of the last day of school and the parent does not pick them up, they are disposed of.
- Forms must be re-signed for each school year.
- It is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to notify the school of any changes in pertinent medical information.
Families: Please do not send your student to school with a temperature above 100.4. Medication MAY bring the fever down but the child is still ill.
Students are not to return to school until fever, diarrhea and/or vomiting has stopped for a full 24 hours, without the aid of medication.
Students prescribed antibiotic medication for communicable diseases can take the medication for 24 hours before returning to school.
Also, DO NOT send your child to school if they are symptomatic or awaiting Covid-19 test results.
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