LICE TIPS

Schools in Bonita Springs are in the Lee County School District and adhere to a no-nit policy regarding head lice and classroom attendance.

While it appears that neither Buckhead or Brookhaven hold to strict "no nit" policies it is always a good plan to check with your child's school for particulars.

Moreno Valley schools still adhere to a strict "no nit" policy; meaning children found to have live head lice in this district may not attend school.

Public Schools in Clark County, Vancouver, Washington adhere to The Centers for Disease Control, the American Academy of Pediatrics, Clark County Public Health, and the National Association of School Nurses policy on lice and do not support "no nit" policies for their schools.

Indianapolis Doctor tells patient that she should not use lice chemicals when she is pregnant. Here we relay what he told her.

Fairfield Schools do not implement a “no-nit” policy. Students with nits (lice eggs) may attend school.

No one wants the big milestone events in life to be sidetracked by head lice. LiceDoctors can come to the rescue so you can enjoy all of the happy times.

Individual schools can set their own policy for how to manage head lice, so it is always a good idea to check with the nurse’s office at your child’s school.

LiceDoctors technicians have three missions: 1) to get rid of the lice infestation 2) to give clients peace of mind 3) to educate clients about lice to help prevent future infestations. Here are the 5 most common questions asked of LiceDoctors professional lice technicians by clients.

Schools in Albany and Corvallis follow the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) and do not have a “no nit” school” lice policy.