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The Maury County School District does not have a no-nit lice policy. As long as students are clear of live bugs they will not be excluded from classes.

Schools in San Marcos and Kyle no longer adhere to strict “no nit” lice policies. Students will not miss valuable class instruction time due to the presence of nits.

Schools in Sparks do not restrict children from school, transportation, or activities because of the presence of lice or nits.

Head lice policies can vary from district to district, even if they are very close to one another. Schools in Bethlehem do not enforce "no nit" policies while schools in Easton do retain a strict “no nit” policy.

Schools in Allentown do not hold to strict “no nit” policies for head lice. Students with lice may stay in the classroom and parents will be notified to begin treatment.

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The Rutherford County School District head lice policy states that the student’s educational program should only be restricted to the extent necessary to minimize the risk of transmitting the infestation.

Schools in the Orem area do not hold to a strict "no nit" policy for head lice. This means that students are not excluded from attending classes solely for the presence of nits.

Schools in Carmel, Indiana do not have a “no nit” school” lice policy. This means that students are not kept from attending school when there are only nits present.

Schools in Maryville and Farragut do not enforce strict “no nit” policies for head lice. Children are not excluded for the presence of eggs alone.