Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want to have a medical note just don't have them put a reason. Just say your child won't be able to attend.

Op here. So the note could just “say students name will not be able to attend field trip. Signed, the doctor.? “

The note does not have to contain the reason why?

You don’t even need a doctor’s note. Just don’t return the signed permission slip.

If you do want to send a note, send an email to the coordinator and say your child will not be attending the trip. You don’t have to state a reason.

If they’re pushy enough to ask why (which they really shouldn’t), you can say it’s “for personal reasons.” There’s no legal requirement for them to go on a trip like this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want to have a medical note just don't have them put a reason. Just say your child won't be able to attend.

Op here. So the note could just “say students name will not be able to attend field trip. Signed, the doctor.? “

The note does not have to contain the reason why?