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"School nursing is a specialized practice of professional nursing that advances the well-being, academic success, and life-long achievement of students. To that end, school nurses facilitate positive student responses to normal development; promote health and safety; intervene with actual and potential health problems; provide case management services; and actively collaborate with others to build student and family capacity for adaptation, self-management, self-advocacy, and learning."

(from Journal of School Nursing, Aug. '99)

Kelly Debeljak, RN, MSN High School: 831-2080
Julie Golub, RN, BSN Hilltop: 831-7144 nd Fairmount Preschool: 292-2344
Kris Rankin, RN, BSN, M. Ed Bryden: 831-3933 and Middle School: 831-0355

 

The vision of the School Health Service Program is to promote an optimal level of wellness, recognizing that the health status of students impacts the quality of their education. This is accomplished through the ongoing appraisal, promotion and protection of student health.

Appraisal: Health assessment, evaluations and screening

Promotion: Health instruction, advocating for student health, community education

Protection: Immunization enforcement, tracking communicable diseases, promoting safety
Health-Related Forms:
Asthma Action Plan
(For any students with moderate to severe asthma)
Diabetes Care Plan
(For all students with diabetes mellitus)
Fairmount Parent Questionnaire
(For students entering preschool)
Fairmount Health History Form
(For students entering preschool)
Food Allergy Action Plan
(For any student for any server food (or bee sting) allergies - this form may be used instead of the prescribed medication administered by school personnel form)
Health History Update
(For returning students to update medical history)
Health History
(For students new to the district in grades 1-12)
Immunization
(For preK, Kindergarten and all new students)
Immunization Exemption
(For any student whose parents object to required immunizations)
OHSAA Physical
(Required annually for students participating in sports in grades 7-12)
Physical Exam
(For preK, Kindergarten and new students)
Records Release
(Parent/Guardian consent for release of student records)
Seizure Action Plan
(For students with history of seizures)
Student Carry and Administer Own Epipen
(For any student with severe food (or bee sting) allergies - this form may be used instead of the Prescribed Medication Administered by School Personnel form)
Student Carry and Administer Own Non-Prescription Medication
(Permission needed from school nurse from each respective building; use this form for cough drops)
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