According to the National Association of School Nurses, healthy children are successful learners. Our Office of the School Nurse is dedicated to collaborating with families and faculty to support students’ health and facilitate their success at school. The school nurse has a multi-faceted role, one that focuses on the physical, mental, emotional, and social health of students, as well as their progress in the learning process.
The Office of the School Nurse is responsible for:
- Collecting and assessing student health forms
- Ensuring student compliance with state vaccine requirements
- Helping manage chronic health conditions like allergies, diabetes, asthma, seizures, and more
- Creating student-specific health plans when requested
- Conducting screenings, as required by the state Providing first aid and emergency care services
- Administering medications to students, as directed by parents and/or physician
- Keeping emergency equipment, like medical kits, AEDs, and more, in good working condition
HEALTH DOCUMENTS
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If you have questions for the Office of the School Nurse, you can email nurse@stes.org or call 713.559.1628.
Anne W. Sexton, RN
School Nurse
BSN, University of Texas School of Nursing, San Antonio
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Kay M. Bowers, RN
School Nurse
BSN, Texas Woman’s University College of Nursing, Houston
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AED LOCATIONS
For the safety of our students, faculty, staff and guests, we have Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in the following locations:
- Murray Center (Gym), West wall
- Ingram Room, East Wall
- Lower School, First Floor, corridor leading to Nurse's Office
- Shaw Hall, First Floor, corridor outside the Scottish Arts wing
- Shaw Hall, Second Floor restroom corridor
- Shaw Hall, Third Floor restroom corridor
- Willowbend Field, Field House