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maryjo
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I've been working as a nurse for 23 years, many years as a Public Health Nurse working with low income and homeless children and their families. I now am a school nurse and I'm loving it.I appreciate the wisdom you are all willing to share through this forum. I work at two public charter schools in St. Paul, MN. One is Hispanic (I speak Spanish) and the other is Hmong (I don't speak Hmong...yet!) I'm interested in any resources and/or comments anyone can send my way re: each of these two diverse populations. Thanks, maryjo