I have a kindergarten student with a severe peanut allergy who has an epipen. His teacher is trained but will not necessarily be with his group. Mom can't chaperone. What do you do in a...
Situation resolved. Student will be with teacher. Grateful for supportive admin. Thanks for the helpful discourse. So grateful I can come here and get thoughtful answers to
Hmmm. That's food for thought. Who is responsible to make sure the GS parent is trained? The student's parent? Does that take the liability off the school corp's
I make much, much less than I did when I worked in the hospital. Much less. But I work much less and I went from having 24-hr accountability for my departments to going home at 315 and having the...
I might add that this teacher is already miffed at me over an incident earlier in the week wherein I refused to let a kindergarten student put his antibiotic in his packpack (where it would sit in the...
Agreed. It absolutely is our responsibility to make sure the child is safe. There are four teachers going, and parent volunteers. I feel like the teacher needs to be in reasonable proximity to the...
I spoke with mom. Her child has been assigned to a group with another peanut-allergic child (though not as severe) whose mother will be the chaperone. She feels comfortable with that because she...
We actually have this going on right now, big Facebook thread with 90+ replies, the latest of which states (absolutely false, of course) that the nurse (me) "loudly told her (daughter's) teacher that...
So ready for the day to be over. Just got chewed out by a parent whose child the school gave lice to...according to her the child has NO OTHER human contact besides the school. She can't believe we...
I had a parent bring in a supplement that she wants me to give to her daughter, along with a written directive by her chiropracter as to what and when to give it. Your
Ha! When I walk through the crowds of kiddos in the morning I avoid eye contact with certain kids; I can bet you a dime to a dollar that if I make eye contact, they will either start pouring out the...
I ate a Slim Jim and a granola bar between students today so it was a good day, lunch-wise. I have taken a lunch break twice since I took this job (nearly through my second year). I am not...
Wind it down the finger to squeeze the swelling out and make the finger skinnier, stick the end of the string under the ring (which is the toughest part) and then pull/unwind the string. It's pretty...
I just had a student come in this morning with a tight ring. I am certain I could have gotten it off but the teacher said they had already tried everything and there was no way I could get it off and...
I have a fifth grader with a history of concussion last year in football. He came in last week after recess with complaint of dizziness after bumping his head on the playground. Everything checked out...
Do you document head checks in the students record? I have a few teachers that send kids to me frequently when she sees them scratch. Should I be documenting those checks as a clinic visit? Thx in...
Well....now that I have eyeballed the supplement, I see that it has more caffeine than a can of Red Bull, and says it's not recommended for kids under 18. No way! Thanks for the
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Oh my goodness. We do have a running log in my two schools. I am in my second year and only now have time to think about things like this. I have a file cabinet full of past years running logs. Ruh...