Head lice are a common nuisance among children, but CDC guidelines allow students to stay in school until the end of the day if detected, emphasizing that lice are not urgent or dangerous. Treatment is simple and effective with FDA-approved products, and misconceptions about lice and hygiene should be dispelled.
Key Points
CDC guidelines allow students to stay in school until the end of the day if lice are detected
Lice are not urgent or dangerous, just a nuisance
Treatment is simple and effective with FDA-approved products
Pros
CDC guidelines allow students to stay in school until the end of the day if lice are detected
Lice are not urgent or dangerous, just a nuisance
Treatment is simple and effective with FDA-approved products
Cons
Misconceptions about lice and hygiene may lead to unnecessary stigma