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Health Services

Group of Thompson School District school nurses posing in the Board of Education room, wearing matching School Nurse shirts.

Healthy, Safe, Ready to Learn

Welcome to the Health Services Department, where caring for students is our number one priority. Health services in the Thompson School District are aligned with the CDC’s Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) model to provide evidence-based, clinically competent, quality care. Our nurses recognize that each student has unique health and safety needs that require an integrated, collaborative approach to address barriers and supports related to learning and health.

The Vital Role of School Nursing: Bridging Health and Education

Direct Student Support and Clinical Care

Individualized Health Planning

Develop IEP assessments and 504 plans to mitigate health-related obstacles to learning.

Clinical Medication and Procedures

Ensure safe administration of medication and nursing procedures following legal practice acts.

Specialized Health Screenings

Facilitate vision, hearing, and contagious disease screenings while connecting families to care.

School-wide Safety and Health Advocacy

Community Health Oversight

Manage immunization compliance, concussion procedures, and health and safety for the entire school.

Data-Driven Surveillance

Monitor trends in absenteeism, accidents, and related issues.

Safety and Wellness Advocacy

Promote drug-free environments, serve as a resource on child protection issues, and promote health and wellness through education.

Our Staffing Model

School health offices are staffed by highly trained school health office assistants who are delegated to administer medications and are supervised by school nurses. School nurses are regularly scheduled at multiple school sites and partner with parents and health care providers to design, implement, and oversee the health services for all students.

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For more information or to discuss your student's specific health needs, please contact your school's health office.