School Nurses
What is the Role of the School Nurse?
School nursing, a specialized practice of nursing, protects and promotes student health, facilitates optimal development, and advances academic success. School nurses, grounded in ethical and evidence-based practice, are the leaders who bridge health care and education, provide care coordination, advocate for quality student-centered care, and collaborate to design systems that allow individuals and communities to develop their full potential. Adopted by the NASN Board of Directors February 2017.
Students with Health Needs
My Child Has Special Health Needs…
Your child may have special health needs that you would like us to know about. Chronic conditions such as asthma or diabetes may require your child to have medications in school for his/her safety. Your child may have special allergies that the school must be aware of, such as a peanut or bee sting allergy. School staff must be notified of chronic conditions to ensure that they are prepared to meet your child’s needs in the case of an emergency situation.
To discuss your child's health needs, please contact the school nurse at (517) 755-4964
Medications will be stored in the school office for your child’s safety.
Meet the Staff
Susan Wheeler(517) 755-5487susan.wheeler@lansingschools.netCenter for Success, Dwight Rich, Eastern, Gier Park & Sheridan Road
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Erin Darnell(517) 755-5488erin.darnell@lansingschools.netNorth, Post Oak, Pattengill & Wexford |
Tamara Treat(517) 755-5485tamara.treat@lansingschools.netLewton, Reo & Sexton |
Amanda Gailitis(517) 755-5484amanda.gailitis@lansingschools.netAttwood, Mt. Hope, Lyons & Riddle
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Rebecca Hoff(517) 755-5486becky.hoff@lansingschools.netGardner |
Kate McCarthy(517) 755-5765kathleen.mccarthy@lansingschools.netBeekman Center
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MaryBeth Braddick(517)755-1166marybeth.braddick@lansingschools.netDwight Rich
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Randi Trumble(517) 755-5541randi.trumble@lansingschools.netGardner |
Jennifer Davis(517)755-4964jennifer.davis@lansingschools.netAverill & Everett
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Jessica Comer(517)755-5482jessica.comer@lansingschools.netCavanaugh, Dwight Rich & Kendon |
Kellie Minarik(517)755-5483kellie.minarik@lansingschools.netBeekman, Cumberland, Willow & Woodcreek |
Forms and Resources for Parents
Forms
Student Health Information
Medication Authorization Form
Vaccinations
Vaccines Required for School Entry in Michigan
Nonmedical Waiver Rule for Childhood Immunizations
Key Points Related to Claiming a Nonmedical Immunization Waiver
Teen Vaccines
Vaccine Terminology
Information for Schools on Influenza and Vaccines
Parent and Family Wellness Information
Lansing School District Wellness Policy
Seizure First Aid
Asthma Action Plan
How to Use Inhaler with Spacer
Epinephrine Myths & Facts
Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency (FARE) Care Plan
Sick Child Guidelines
Medication Policy
Concussion Parent Fact Sheet
Head Lice Policy
ICHD Lice Information
Bed Bug Policy
Getting Rid of Bed Bugs
ICHD Hearing and Vision Program
Medicaid Assistance
COVID-19 Coordination
Phone: (517) 755-1500 Email: cct@lansingschools.net
The Lansing School District established the COVID-19 Coordination Team to serve as the central information, management, and monitoring control center for the district. The Coordination Team is comprised of our eleven (11) school nurses. They are responsible for the development and distribution of COVID district protocols, coordination of health screening procedures, assisting staff members impacted by COVID, and coordination with the Ingham County Health Department.
COVID-19 Resources |
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| Superintendent Letter to District |
MI Symptoms Information Letter |
| COVID-19 Exposure Protocol |
MI Symptoms Screening Site Codes |
COVID-19 Weekly Metrics
