Learn how your child with epilepsy can get the care they need when in school

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Use these tips to make sure your child with epilepsy gets the care and support they need in school

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Epilepsy at School Parents of students with epilepsy and seizures often have extra concerns about school staff or others caring for their child. As your child with epilepsy returns to school, use these tips to ensure they get the care and support they need in school. Read More	Latest Features Last Minute Travel CBD: What You Need to Know 9/11 Health Research & Care: Part II En Español

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