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| **Policy JLC\\ | **Policy JLC\\ | ||
| - | Student Health Services and Requirements\\ | + | Student Health Services and School Nurses\\ |
| - | School Board Approved: June 6, 2005** | + | School Board Approved: December 5, 2022** |
| - | The Board may appoint a school nurse to function in the school health program. A school nurse shall be a registered professional nurse licensed in New Hampshire. | + | The Board may appoint one or more school nurses to carry out appropriate school health-related activities. \\ |
| - | The Board may employ or contract with a licensed practical nurse or a certified nursing assistant, to work under the direct supervision of the school registered nurse. Treatment is limited to first aid care. The administration will attempt to notify parents before a student who is ill is permitted to go home. | + | **School Nurse Qualifications and Responsibilities**\\ |
| + | A school nurse shall be a registered professional nurse licensed in New Hampshire and certified by the New Hampshire Department of Education. The Board may employ or contract with a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or a Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) to work under the direct supervision of the school Registered Nurse (RN). As provided by New Hampshire law, the school nurse is responsible for any delegation of health care tasks.\\ | ||
| - | - Any student not in class because of illness must report to the nurse. | + | Responsibilities of the 21st century school nurse include, but are not limited to: providing direct health care to students; providing leadership, care coordination and qualitative improvement of school health services; promoting a healthy school environment and control/surveillance of infectious diseases; promoting health; serving in a leadership role for health policies and programs; and serving as a liaison between school personnel, family, community, and health care providers. Additionally, the school nurse is responsible for the oversight of other school services, including but not limited to: assessing and responding to individual student health needs through Individual Healthcare Plans, maintaining accurate health records, participating on 504 and IEP teams (as needed or required), health promotion, disease and injury prevention initiatives, student wellness, and other responsibilities and services as dictated by law or Board policy. Finally, the school nurse will assist the administration in developing/updating forms necessary and appropriate for health-related issues (e.g., emergency, individual student health needs, administration of medication, etc.).\\ |
| - | - All student medications must be kept in the custody of the school nurse. No medication is to be administered by school personnel except as prescribed by a doctor and accompanied by a parental permission form. | + | |
| - | - All accidents occurring on school property are to be reported to the school nurse and the school principal immediately. Students attending school during the extended day, night, or summer school or any other time when the school nurse is not in the building are to report to the main office immediately in case of illness or accident. | + | |
| - | **Legal References:** | + | **Injuries, Illnesses and Medications**\\ |
| + | Emergency medical care will be provided pursuant to Board Policy JLCE.\\ | ||
| - | //RSA 200:27, Student Health Services\\ | + | Any pupil who is required to take prescribed medication during the school day will do so consistent with the provisions of Department of Education Rule 311.02 and Board Policy JLCD.\\ |
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| + | Injuries and illnesses occurring during the school day are to be reported to the school nurse or the building principal. Accidents shall be reported in accordance with Board Policy. Students attending school during the extended day, night, or summer school programs, or any other time when the school nurse is not in the building, are to report all illnesses and injuries to the supervising adult. Students will not be allowed to leave school due to injury or illness without first notifying either the school nurse or principal as well as the student’s parent/guardian or other person identified on the student’s emergency contact form on file with the school.\\ | ||
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| + | **Legal References:**\\ | ||
| + | //RSA 200:27, School Health Services\\ | ||
| RSA 200:29, School Nurse\\ | RSA 200:29, School Nurse\\ | ||
| - | RSA 200:31, School Health Personnel// | + | RSA 200:31, School Health Personnel\\ |
| + | RSA 326-B, Nurse Practice Act\\ | ||
| + | NH Code of Administrative Rules, Section Ed 306.12(b), School Health Services\\ | ||
| + | NH Code of Administrative Rules, Section Ed 311, School Health Services//\\ | ||
| {{ ::jlc_student_health_services_and_requirements.pdf |Download}}\\ | {{ ::jlc_student_health_services_and_requirements.pdf |Download}}\\ | ||
| [[section_j|Section J]]\\ | [[section_j|Section J]]\\ | ||
| [[start|Policy Manual]] | [[start|Policy Manual]] | ||
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