-
Welcome to the Madison City Schools Health Services Web Page
School nursing, a specialized practice of nursing, protects and promotes student health, facilitates optimal develpment, 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. Addopted by the NASN Board of Directors February 2017.
-
Front row from left to right: Jackie Herman, LPN: SPED, James Clemens High; Abby Turner, RN: Heritage Elementary; Bonnie Davis, RN: Lead Nurse; Becky Tucker, RN: Madison Elementary; Ashley Zimnowski, RN: System Nurse Health Educator; Donna Teasley, LPN, SPED, Liberty Middle. Second row from left to right: Denetris Hudgins, LPN, DD, MCES; Aja Meisenheimer, LPN: SPED: Columbia Elementary; Laura Dickinson, RN: Columbia Elementary; Lisa Harmon, RN: Horizon Elementary;Benita Tunstill, RN: Liberty Middle School; Erin Marion, RN: Mill Creek Elementary; Sheila Kasulka, RN: Bob Jones High; Aimee Allen, RN: Midtown Elementary School; Back row from left to right: June Lawniczak, RN: James Clemens High; Kemi Loftin, RN: Discovery Middle; Stacy Humphress, RN: Rainbow Elementary; Novella Wilson, RN: SPED, Discovery Middle; Pam Siniard, LPN: Madison City Schools Pre-K Center; (Not pictured: Laura Arthur, LPN: SPED, Rainbow Elementary; Lori Erwin, LPN: SPED, Rainbow Elementary)
-
Attention Parents of New Students: Your child(ren)'s REGISTRATION is NOT COMPLETE until you bring A HARD COPY of the Certificate of Immunization (COI) to the school. Uploading a copy is NOT sufficient! We do not print COI from ImmPRINT. You must get the COI from your child's doctor, clinic, or health department.
