How should I handle my chronically ill adolescent's education?

As kids get older, many may not want the school to know about their medical condition. But tell your adolescent that the better informed the school staff is, the more they’ll be able to help him. As for his classmates, knowing what he’s dealing with may reduce the chances that they’ll tease, bully, or harass him, but that can be a very touchy subject, and your child needs to know that his confidence won’t be betrayed if he doesn’t want his classmates to know his private business.

An older child needs to be given full control about what he’s comfortable sharing with friends (or nonfriends), so talk it over but let him go from there. You can tell your child that his teachers and school staff will keep information confidential. His school should honor such requests.

From The Smart Parent's Guide: Getting Your Kids Through Checkups, Illnesses, and Accidents by Jennifer Trachtenberg.

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