
BISD Nurses Make a Difference!
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Your school nurse is a key leader in promoting and enhancing student safety, wellness, engagement, and learning.
School Nursing is defined as: “A specialized practice of professional nursing which protects and promotes student health, facilitates optimal development, and advances academic success. School nurses, grounded in ethical and evidence-based practice, are the leaders who bridge health care and education, provide care coordination, advocate for quality student-centered care, and collaborate to design systems that allow individuals and communities to develop their full potential.”
Boerne ISD school nurses are all Registered Nurses who bring professional expertise in health, wellness, prevention, chronic diseases, mental health, and growth and development to the educational team. Your BISD school nurses realize that good physical and mental health are essential for every child’s educational development and achievement. They influence attendance, which influences achievement and graduation rates. Get to know your school nurse!
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Keeping Sick Children Home from School
A sick child who is unable to participate in school in a meaningful way should be kept home to rest and recover until symptoms resolve.
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State-Required Screenings for all Students
The Texas Department of State Health Services requires students in designated grades who attend public, private, or charter schools to be screened for specific conditions that could impact their ability to learn or impact their health and well-being in the future.
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Immunization Requirements
All students entering the 7th grade are required by the Texas Department State Health Services to have received the following additional vaccines...
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Epi-Pens and How to Use Them
The Boerne ISD maintains a program for the possession and use of epinephrine auto-injectors by the campus nurses.
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Lice
According to Senate Bill 1566, the school nurse of a public elementary school who becomes aware that a child enrolled in the school has lice shall provide written or electronic notice of that fact to the parents of the child with lice as soon as practical and will notify the parents of each child assigned to the same classroom as the child with lice not later than the 5th school day.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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CONCUSSIONS
We take concussions very seriously. Please contact your school nurse for information on our concussion procedures.
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BISD Severe Food Allergy Management Plan
Food Allergy Management Plan Final Revised 08292018.pdf 251.56 KB (Last Modified on October 10, 2018)
Medication Forms
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Medication Policy
District_Medication_Policy_--_student_handbook_version.pdf 81.08 KB (Last Modified on August 7, 2018)
Who to contact
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Boerne High School
(830) 357-2209
Carole Gish, R.N., NCSN, Nurse CoordinatorBoerne-Champion High School
(830) 357-2609
Elizabeth Moreno, R.N.Boerne Middle School - North
(830) 357-3109
Wendy Cole,R.N.Boerne Middle School - South
(830) 357-3309
Laura Parker, R.N.Voss Middle School
(830) 357-3509
Michelle Humphries, R.N.Cibolo Creek Elementary
(830) 357-4409
Jessica Albright, R.N.Curington Elementary
(830) 357-4009
Charla Sorrells, R.N.Fabra Elementary
(830) 357-4209
Terry Heyroth, R.N.Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary
(830) 357-4809
Karen Cluck, R.N.Herff Elementary
(830) 357-4309
Jennifer Agarwal, R.N.Kendall Elementary
(830) 357-4609
Veronica Miller, R.N.Van Raub Elementary
(830) 357-4109
Lesha Penny, R.N.BISD Float Nurse
Linda Laing, R.N.