Health Services

Every department at American Leadership Academy plays an important role in a student’s educational experience, and contributes to our moral and wholesome environment. This extends outside the classroom, into our administration and student services. The health department is similarly committed to our mission and vision, contributing to our students’ success by keeping our campus healthy and thriving.

NC Health Advisories

Visit your school's specific Health Services page for health forms

Medication At School

If your child has asthma, diabetes, seizures, any food allergy/anaphylaxis, or requires medication while at school please fill out the appropriate form and return it to your campus health office.

Illness Policy

At our schools, we are committed to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for all students and staff. We follow best practices and established guidelines to help prevent the spread of illness and promote overall well-being on our campuses.

For details about health policies, illness protocols, and other student wellness information, please refer to your campus-specific Health Services page.

See Something, Say Something

At our schools, we are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all students, educators, and staff. In alignment with North Carolina law (§ 115C-105.51), we have implemented the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System (SS-ARS) to promote a proactive and collaborative approach to school safety.

The SS-ARS program teaches students, staff, and administrators how to recognize warning signs and signals—especially those that appear on social media—of individuals who may be at risk of harming themselves or others. The program empowers participants to:

Recognize signs and signals of at-risk behaviors
Take every sign and signal seriously and act quickly by reporting to a trusted adult
Report concerns anonymously through the 24/7 SS-ARS Crisis Center, mobile app, or website
Respond effectively to submitted tips via trained multidisciplinary teams
Maintain awareness and engagement through student-led initiatives and school activities

Provided at no cost through Sandy Hook Promise, SS-ARS is part of a broader, evidence-based strategy used by millions of students and educators nationwide to build safer and more supportive school environments. This program is a key component of the ongoing work at our schools to address issues such as bullying, self-harm, substance abuse, and potential threats of violence.

Click Here to learn more about Say Something.

Please see your campus-specific Health Services team for more information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the health team?

What are ALA's health policies?

Health policies—including how long students need to stay home following an illness—differ based on the illness in question. In general, you should know that:

Health staff are not able to diagnose illness, and may refer you to your family doctor if an illness is suspected.
Health staff consider it their first priority to maintain the health and safety of all students and staff.

Please review the health forms above regarding ALA Health policies

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