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School nursing is a specialized practice of professional nursing that advances the well-being, academic success, and lifelong achievement of students. School nurses promote health and safety, intervene with actual and potential health problems, provide case management services, and actively collaborate with others to build student and family capacity for adaptation, self-management, self-advocacy, and learning. (NASN 1999)
- Ledyard High School
Phone: 860-464-8940- Rebecca Scahill, RN
- Lorraine Sheltry, School Health Assistant
- Ledyard Middle School
Phone: 860-464-6439- Robin Beachy, RN, MSN
- Halley Muench, School Health Assistant
- Juliet W. Long
Phone: 860-464-6929- Angela Knerr, RN
- Leanna Mingoia, School Health Assistant
- Gales Ferry School
Phone: 860-464-2458- Heather Leaf, RN
- Leanna Mingoia, School Health Assistant
- Gallup Hill School
Phone: 860-536-8029- Nikki Allen, RN
- Meaghan Durocher, School Health Assistant
Resources
- Get the Facts about Diseases that Can Affect Preteens and Teens (PDF)
- Health Assessment Record
- Early Childhood Health Assessment Record (children ages birth-5)
Putting on Airs
This is a program funded by the Connecticut Department of Health and the Ledge Light Health District that helps you find out what may be making your asthma worse. With your permission, a nurse and an environmental health specialist, who are trained, will check your home for things that start asthma attacks. Please ask your child's school nurse for more information regarding this program.
Open Airways
Open Airways in an American Lung Association education program that is presented in the schools. Your school nurse has been certified to teach this program. It is for children ages 8-11 who have asthma. If you would like to have your child attend one of these sessions, please contact your school nurse.
Dental Care
United Community and Family Services Mobile Dental Program is an initiative of the Smiles Across Southeastern Connecticut Oral Health Collaborative. This program provides dental hygiene services (dental exams, sealants, cleanings, fluoride treatment and oral hygiene education) to elementary schools using portable dental equipment. A dental caseworker helps coordinate necessary follow-up dental work and assists with completion of HUSKY insurance and UCFS sliding fee applications.