Had a kid bring his wet, bloody tooth and plop it right on my desk.
C'mon now!
Or the kid that did running knee slide into my office.
C'mon now!
The ones old enough to cover their mouths but choose to cough right in your face instead.
All together: C'mon now!!
Some things just make me shake my head.
I had to stop buying good snacks out of pocket. Way too many repeat visitors
MacGill sells a giant box of prepackaged saltines!! Two to a package, enough for a whole year. I imagine you could get this cheaper at a restaurant supply place but I am replacing my offering of whole wheat goldfish with these babies. I'll let you know how it works.
MacGill sells a giant box of prepackaged saltines!! Two to a package, enough for a whole year. I imagine you could get this cheaper at a restaurant supply place but I am replacing my offering of whole wheat goldfish with these babies. I'll let you know how it works.
Enough for the year? I'm 3/4 way through a box from them already. I have way too many kids that do not eat breakfast in MS and HS.
Enough for the year? I'm 3/4 way through a box from them already. I have way too many kids that do not eat breakfast in MS and HS.
You are a kind woman!! If the kid comes right after breakfast I can usually go "borrow' something from the cafeteria for them. The lunch ladies and lunch dudes....I love them.
You are a kind woman!! If the kid comes right after breakfast I can usually go "borrow' something from the cafeteria for them. The lunch ladies and lunch dudes....I love them.
We don't have a cafeteria in my school, so breakfast and lunch is brought in. We did have a small supply of extra breakfast "stuff" (cereal, granola bars) but we go through it quickly. I work at a Title I school.
JenTheSchoolRN, BSN, RN
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This morning a teacher sends me a student that accidentally ate a hersey kiss with the wrapper on "just in case."
Student is a MS student, googled that he would be fine, told teacher he was fine, had 0 symptoms, and yet teacher still sent him.
All I could tell him was not to do it again, which he agreed as he'd learned his lesson as it did not taste good.