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What does a school nurse do?
Care is provided for students who become ill, are injured, or need treatments and/or medication for long or short-term health issues during the school day. The school nurses provide preventive health education and services which may include screenings, immunization record keeping, health education and monitoring attendance and health trends. We work in collaboration with local, state and national health organizations to follow best practice at the schools. The school nurses also serve as a resource for any health related issues for students, families and the classroom. Vaping, E cigarettes, Juuls and more - Come to the information table at HS parent teacher conferences 4-8 pm on March 28th to learn the latest trends about electronic smoking. We are fortunate to have ASAC and RC Rail educators on hand to share their knowledge. See links below.
CDC Vaping Infographic Parents Guide to Vaping 
March is National Nutrition Month! Here are some great links for information and recipes! Influenza - News you can use
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Jenna Wear, RN, BSN
Elementary School Nurse 319-895-6251 ext. 2003 jwear@mvcsd.org Heidi Ryan, ES Health Associate
hryan@mvcsd.org 
Linda See, Rn, NCSN
Middle School Nurse 319-895-6254 ext. 3003 High School Nurse 319-895-8843 ext. 4223 Kim Fall, MS Health Associate
kfall@mvcsd.org Ann Dew, HS Health Associate adew@mvcsd.org |
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Health Information Required for School Attendance
Who is required to have: Vision Screening Dental screening Immunizations
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