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tonih79

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  1. This is what we will be using... KCPS Nurse Office Decision Tree Teacher Appendix C (2) (1).docx
  2. tonih79 replied to stlrn's topic in School
    This is what we follow specifically for covid KCPS Nurse Office Decision Tree Teacher Appendix C.docx
  3. just had a student whos HR was 185 after returning from recess and stayed that way 15 minute's after being inactive. He had no other complaints and English is his 2nd language I called parents and he was able to somewhat communicate what I was saying . he has no medical history of this in his file but parents seem to be aware of it and said that he just needs to stop running and that I could send him back to class. What would you have done. HR is 85 now other vitals WNL.
  4. tonih79 replied to tining's topic in School
    true true Politics and religion dont talk about it. NOW ABOUT THOSE HEAD LICE
  5. tonih79 replied to tining's topic in School
    @olddude I totally agree but most protest are trying to get the other person to take notice. People have blocked roadways in protest chained there self to a tree im sure countless projects have been held up due to protesters. 12 workers in Oklahoma were fired for taking off on that day and honestly they were told if they took of they would be fired, But if its really that important you have to face the consequence of your actions. Its hard to coordinate a nationwide day of protest around everyones days off;)
  6. tonih79 replied to tining's topic in School
    @Cocoa_puff, This was not just to support illegal immigrants. Immigrants Period anyone who ever hoped to come to america for a better life. I am glad to be part of a school that fully supports this my schools is 85% hispanic and we already have families that have been ripped apart by the president's increase in deportations. Most people that move from overseas have went through the process of doing things the right way. You may be a child of immigrants but your experience can't be the same because your parents were fortunate enough to have the luxury of becoming legal citizens. My friend was brought here by here parents illegally when she was 8 and she is in here late 20s and has spent thousands to become an actual citizen. This protest is saying that immigrants make a mark in this country and they are not just what the current president says "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. They're not sending you. They're not sending you. They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us. They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. And some, I assume, are good people." [COLOR=#000000]This protest needed to happen when you feel strong about something you don't just feel strong about after 5pm. Its felt in your heart. The Montgomery bus boycott was also "a stupid idea to some" but the impact was huge. A large number of Foreign owned businesses in my city closed that day and took a great loss of money due to these beliefs. I support this. I hope these beliefs of yours and lack of empathy don't come across in your daily interactions with students or.... ummm the entire human race. [/COLOR] "and I feel like these ILLEGALS are cheating yet getting the same result as my parents who worked years to become citizens." [COLOR=#000000]THIS IS WHATS WRONG WITH THIS COUNTRY [/COLOR]
  7. my contract doesn't allow me to cover the office i have volunteered to help out on occasion i will look at the policy or see what other students in the district are doing. I have to beg to be apart of the circle im finally in i usually come out at dismissal to watch the kids in the hall and make sure they are behaving. No recess duty no luch duty or before and after school duty for me.
  8. tonih79 replied to mrsfoster601's topic in School
  9. [h=3]REMINDER** KEEP YOUR CHILD HOME FROM SCHOOL IF:[/h][h=3][/h][h=3]1. The oral temperature exceeds 100 F or 1 to 2 degrees above his/her normal temperature. A child with such fever should remain home for 24 hours after the temperature returns to normal.[/h][h=3]2. Your child vomits and continues to experience nausea and/or vomiting and/or diarrhea.[/h][h=3]3. Your child shows signs of upper respiratory infection (cold symptoms) serious enough to interfere with his/her ability to learn.[/h][h=3]4. Your child has a rash or open sores that have not been evaluated by a physician.[/h][h=3]5. Your child complains of severe persistent pain. You should contact a physician for evaluation.[/h][h=3]6. There are signs of conjunctivitis ("pink eye") with symptoms such as secretions from one or both eyes, itching, and crusts on eyelids.[/h][h=3]7. Check with Pleasant Hill Health Office regarding district policies on head lice.[/h][h=3][/h][h=3]***If you're not sure whether to send your child to school, you may call the school nurse for consultation. Still in doubt? Call or visit your family physician.[/h]
  10. lol i know i never use them its a great reference my school is 85% non english speaking at home so my letters are short and sweet just the way my translator likes it
  11. Seattle Public Schools Is My Child Too Sick To Go To School? A Guide for Parents APPEARANCE/ BEHAVIOR– unusually tired, pale, no appetite, hard to wake, or confused. EYES– If there is drainage, vision change, and/or redness of the eyelid, itching, pain or sensitivity to light. This may be a sign of pink eye” (conjunctivitis) and the student should be checked by a health care provider. FEVER– temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees C) or higher. Students need to be fever free for 24 hours before returning to school WITHOUT medications to reduce the fever. BAD COLD AND/OR COUGH – Students need to be able to cover their cough to be at school. If a cough or cold persists for more than 2 weeks, the student may need to be seen by a health care provider. DIARRHEA– 2 or more watery stools in 24 hours, especially if the student acts or looks ill. Students should stay home for 24 hours after the last watery stool. VOMITING– vomiting 2 or more times in 24 hours. Student should stay home for 24 hours after the last time they vomited. RASH– Bothersome body rash, especially with fever or itching. Some rashes may spread to others and should be checked by a health care provider. INJURY/SURGERY – if students are unable to concentrate due to pain or pain medication, they should stay home. Please have your health care provider contact the school nurse to help your child safely return to school. Letting the school nurse know in advance of any planned surgery will be helpful. STILL HAVE QUESTIONS about whether or not your student is healthy enough to come to school? Contact the school nurse or your child's health care provider. Keeping ill students at home, encouraging frequent hand washing, and covering coughs protects everyone, including those with fragile immune systems. Students are expected to participate in all parts of the school day including recess or PE. If your doctor has restricted activity please send a doctor's note, for example: No contact sports x 1 week.” Thank you for your support to keep students safe & healthy. http://gatewoodes.seattleschools.org/UserFiles/Servers/Server_8619/File/Too%20Sick%20for%20School.pdf
  12. http://www.revereps.mec.edu/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/when-to-keep-sick-children-home-from-school-8-27-09.pdf this one is very detailed
  13. I am very happy that the union contract states that the restroom in nurse office is for student who are being taken care of at that time. I had an issue with a class across the hall sending students to use my restroom instead of them going 4 doors down to the the main restroom my first year I let it slide my 2nd year I enforced the rule. (I found out that she had a restroom in the class but she didn't want them using it:***:. Im k -6 close to 400 students I actually check the restroom after each student. I got tooooooooooo many surprises when I waited.
  14. tonih79 replied to KKEGS's topic in School
    I had a dream i was attacked by roaches and they were crawling up from the apartment and in the vents... i hate and i am afraid of them... any way that morning my daughter said "mom you won't like this..... but there was a huge roach in the kitchen and it moved so fast i couldn't kill" We had just moved from an airtight apartment to a drafty duplex w a basement. I was floored!!! 1.We haven't had roaches EVER ( well not as an adult in my own place) My mother said at my grandmas house as a baby i would chase them .... she loves telling that story. 2. That dream felt so real CHECK YOUR HAIR
  15. well my district don't have subs when we get sick the schools just "does the best it can" we have no money for subs and we have 38 schools with 1 nurse at each school. Just be sure the area districts have a budget for subs the budget can change yearly.

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