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    Health & Nursing Services

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    Please review these links and documents that answer the most frequently asked questions about student health matters.

     

Mission Statement

  • The South Bay Union School District Department of Health and Nursing Services seeks to promote and support the health and well-being of students, allowing them to succeed and reach their full potential not only educationally but also as members of the community.
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Health and Nursing Services Program

  • Our district’s health and nursing services is led by a team of credentialed School Nurses who oversee multiple sites, in order to manage the health needs and provide services for each school. School nurses collaborate with families, health care providers, as well as school staff in order care for students in the school setting. School nurses offer a variety of services including; mandated hearing and vision screenings, health screenings and assessments, management of acute and chronic health conditions, health education and training for students and staff, provide medical advice and guidance to school staff members, and oversee health clerks and other health aids. Our schools also have health clerks who cover multiple sites and are responsible for first aid care, as well as assisting the school nurse with other duties.

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Health Q & A

  • Student Illness

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    Click here for guidelines on when to or not to send student to school 
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  • Health Screenings

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    School Nurses provide hearing and vision screenings to students in state mandated grades (KN, 2nd, 5th, 8th) as well as to students needing a health assessment (ie. IEP) or from staff concern. Student will receive a notice only if they failed the hearing or vision screening. When parents receive the notice/referral, prompt follow-up should take place. If parent/guardian is in need of support in getting following, please contact your school office and ask to contact the school nurse regarding the students referral. 
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  • Health Office

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    Health Offices is the main location for sick and injured students to be attended to. School Nurses are not in the health office daily; health office needs are serviced by Health Clerks on their scheduled days, or by office staff. All staff who attend to our sick and injured students are first aid certified and the School Nurse is notified if illness/injury is beyond the scope of the practice of the school staff. If your student comes to the health office for illness or injury, a notification slip (yellow half-sheet) will be sent home with the student to notify you of student's health office visit. If you should have any questions/concerns regarding teh health office visit, please contact the school office. 
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