School Nurse Newsletter Articles
Please note - there are 2 versions of each newsletter article:
- PDF Version - Feel free to use these newsletter articles, but please remember to cite your sources. This material is copyrighted and it is plagiarism if you do not give the author(s) credit! You must consult with your state and school district before using any material found on this website!
- Microsoft Word Document Version - Feel free to use these newsletter articles, but please remember to cite your sources. This material is copyrighted and it is plagiarism if you do not give the author(s) credit! You must consult with your state and school district before using any material found on this website!
These school nurse newsletter articles were written for the parents of preschool-aged students, but many can easily be adapted to parents of older students.
BMI School Nurse Newsletter Article (PDF - 28kb)
BMI School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
Chicken Pox School Nurse Newsletter Article (PDF - 15kb)
Chicken Pox School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
Croup School Nurse Newsletter Article (PDF - 23kb)
Croup School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
Exercise School Nurse Newsletter Article (PDF -23kb)
Exercise School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
Food Allergies School Nurse Newsletter Article (PDF - 27kb)
Food Allergies School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
Germs School Nurse Newsletter Article (PDF - 35kb)
Germs School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
Sleep School Nurse Newsletter Article (PDF - 26kb)
Sleep School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
Sun Safety School Nurse Newsletter Article (PDF - 33kb)
Sun Safety School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
Whole Grains School Nurse Newsletter Article(PDF - 30kb)
Whole Grains School Nurse Newsletter Article (MS Word Doc)
The policies, procedures, care plans, etc., are samples meant only to generate ideas and discussion among school nurses. Remember that laws, policies, and procedures vary from state to state and from school district to district; therefore, before you implement any policy, procedure, care plan, etc., you must independently verify that it is in compliance with your state and school district's laws, practice acts, rules, regulations, policies, and procedures. Read School-Nursing.org’s full disclaimer.
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