my district just presumptively approved me to work Summer school. I told them I'd work 3 weeks of it (good money and zero office traffic = all set for sept) but that I didn't know what they were...
I haven't - however a word of advice:
When they offer you a position, make sure the details are going to be spelled out. Hours, pay (salary or hourly), overtime, work calendar, etc. And also...
Flare replied to cowboysandangels's topic in School
Wow - that's really unfair to only give 5 days notice. We're generally given a few weeks notice - still not a huge amount of time, but better than 5 days. Summer school pay here is generally a...
I've found that I generally need to Google the specific pump to watch their video. They all seem to have pretty complete and educational websites. Older kids are generally great resources. I have...
I loved having physical report cards - vaccine notices would go right in there!
The digital report card may be more eco-friendly, but it's less effective overall. I would imagine there are a lot...
It amazes me that college educated people can't understand why this would be a bad idea. I totally agree that the staff needs to be educated as to why a practice like that is problematic. Then of...
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I spoke to the mom, who said she was getting him to the allergist right away... blah blahblah... I followed up again, appointment moved, then covid... I had to mentally move
Flare replied to BunnyBunnyBSNRN's topic in School
Snatched from the jaws of death, indeed! Great job!! You're a life saver and that should be celebrated!!
I had a similar scenario where ems was called after I gave the epi, but dad had gotten...
Yes!! The drop everything culture makes me crazy. I thought about that a lot when I was in the ER last month with a kidney stone and waited an hour and a half for pain
yeah - not even a passing mention here. The salt in the wound was getting recalled when I was leaving for lunch and having to turn around. I'll leave 15 min early to somewhat balance it, but still...
I believe that non public schools are still held to the same regulations regarding medication administration as public schools. They can be found at...
I work in baby flare's school. She's 7th grade now, but she's been with me here since kinder. No doubt that it's not easy to be the nurse's kid. Her peers tend to take it out on her if they don't...
I totally feel where you're coming from. Certain things grate my nerves for no real reason. Being called "Nurse" or "the nurse". They don't seem to call the guidance counselor "the counselor"....
years of experience don't matter. You'll still be battling this the year you retire. I feel like I'm playing tennis some days. Occasionally, I will call the teacher to ask them what they are seeing...
I'm usually lumped in along with the teachers. On a rare occasion, I'll have a parent make a special recognition. I agree with I havealltheice - I don't mind
so much yes to this!
I sent a student home just now with classic signs of a cold or allergies -But he checks off 4 of my boxes on my list. Mom asked me if I really thought it was necessary for...
I stopped apologizing for being the bearer of bad news. The pandemic isn't news anymore. People know what the symptoms are (yes- it's everything, especially the laundry list that my malingerers...
Flare replied to anxiousnewgrad58's topic in School
Generally, it's the anxious kids who come in with "my heart hurts" or "my chest hurts" full set of vitals either way and a little interview as to what was happening right before. A little rest and...
Does anyone have a form that they use for an assessment of a student who is suspected of being under the influence? I used to have one, but its whereabouts are unknown. I'm just looking for...
we sent notices to all the students who would be occupying a classroom with the student and for them to contact the health office or admin for concerns. We didn't receive any