Replies to 'School Issues'

 
User Mood
Good

Message Emote
blank
August 2, 2005, 9:22 am PDT

school nurse

Quote From: momof4gals

Geeze.  I know some school districts around us have a traveling nurse.  However, I also know that if the need is there a child can be sent to another school, even if out of district, that has a full time nurse available.  The district would have to provide transportation.  Also, if the school cannot provide adequate supervision etc then it is the school districts responsibility to provide home education/turtoring so that the child may receive the adequate medical attention at home.

I worked the health room at my childs elementary school several years ago.  It is amazing to me the number of children who are neglected.  I feel that every school should have a full time nurse period.  We had to call the paramedics several times for children with diabetic problems.  In my opinion that was THE BIGGIST issue that I delt with the many years that I worked the healthroom.

I think you should push the issue. Your child has rights and I think the school is responsible.

 

Message Emote
blank
October 16, 2005, 7:43 am PDT

Education or nursing care?

Quote From: momof4gals

Geeze.  I know some school districts around us have a traveling nurse.  However, I also know that if the need is there a child can be sent to another school, even if out of district, that has a full time nurse available.  The district would have to provide transportation.  Also, if the school cannot provide adequate supervision etc then it is the school districts responsibility to provide home education/turtoring so that the child may receive the adequate medical attention at home.
The school district does get money for your child to attend school. So, the question is, do you want an education for your child or do you want nursing care? Schools don't have the funds to hire full time nurses. If you want a full-time nurse, you and others who feel the same need to pay for it.
 
User Mood
Happy

Message Emote
blank
October 25, 2005, 9:18 pm PDT

School Nurse

Quote From: momof4gals

Geeze.  I know some school districts around us have a traveling nurse.  However, I also know that if the need is there a child can be sent to another school, even if out of district, that has a full time nurse available.  The district would have to provide transportation.  Also, if the school cannot provide adequate supervision etc then it is the school districts responsibility to provide home education/turtoring so that the child may receive the adequate medical attention at home.

  It is a law, a federal law at that.  They can not deny a child in any way of having a nurse in your school district, Plain and simple.  Do Not let them buffalo you..   I myself have had problems with my daughters school on a different issue.  Thank goodness for open enrollment.  If you have any questions legally contact a lawyer for some guidance and know your rights.  It is medically necessary that you have one there.  That is my best advice to you.  Good luck!!  I hope everything works in your favor. 

 


Return to the Message Board


First Page | Previous Page | 1 | Next Page | Last Page