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Rochester
School Health Services
District Nurses Department Coordinator - Nancy Graham RN - William Allen School - graham.n@rochesterschools.com |
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Christine Ballentine
RN - Chamberlain & School Street School ballentine.c@rochesterschools.com |
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| Holly Borrazas RN -
Gonic borrazas.h@rochesterschools.com |
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| Robin Hutchins Councilor/RN
- Hope School hutchins.r@rochesterschools.com |
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| Jennifer Saucier RN
- McClelland School & Maple Street School saucier.j@rochesterschools.com |
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| Cori Brown - Nurse
Clerk Rochester Middle School brown.c@rochesterschools.com |
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| Bethann Welch RN - East Rochester & Nancy Loud School welch.b@rochesterschools.com | |||
| Robin
Bickford RN - Spaulding High School bickford.r@rochesterschools.com |
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| Stephanie McSharry
RN - Rochester Middle School mcsharry.s@rochesterschools.com |
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| Elaine
Paula RN - Spaulding High School paula.e@rochesterschools.com |
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| Rosemary Liberty -
Nurse Clerk Spaulding High School liberty.r@rochesterschools.com |
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| School nurses in New Hampshire are registered nurses who bring professional expertise in health, wellness, prevention, and growth and development to the educational team. | |||
| Sunscreen and Bug Spray Just a friendly reminder that the nicer weather is upon us and some classes may spend more time outside in the sun and with the bugs. The schools and nurses do not provide sunscreen and bug spray for a couple of reasons. First, it can be applied at home and typically lasts the school day. Secondly, some people are allergic to the ingredients in sunscreen and/or bug spray. We don’t always receive notification from parents regarding these allergies, so it is safest for you, the parent/guardian to apply these products at home. If it is a nice sunny day, you may want to consider putting sunscreen and bug spray on your child before sending them to school as well as send them to school with a hat. The sun has become very strong and we are already seeing some kids with sunburns which increase their chances for skin cancer. Enjoy the nice weather and be sun safe! Some links regarding sunburn and sun safety: |
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| Links to Health Services Information | |
| Gov’t Sites Dept. of Health and Human
Services www.dhhs.state.nh.us |
Anti Drug/Sex sites Wait Training www.waittraining.org |
| Kid’s Health Resources NH Healthy Kids www.nhhealthykids.com Avis Goodwin www.avisgoodwinchc.org Kid’s Health www.kidshealth.org Teen Health www.teenhealth.org Harvard School of Public Health Head Lice Study ww.hsph.harvard.edu/ats/Sep17/sep17_02.html. |
FDA & YOU, a newsletter for teens, parents, and educators In this issue: • Get to Know Staph • Microwave Ovens: What you need to know before you get cooking • Learn About It Online: Food Allergies • Calendar of National Health Events http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/fdaandyou/ |