Ch 30 School Nursing
national school lunch program/ drug free schools and community act/ no child
left behind act
fed gov't did not get involved w/ school health until the passage of the this
program. Ensures that all children have access to lung during the school day
national school lunch program
national school lunch program/ drug free schools and community act/ no child
left behind act
implemented in 1986 to fight substance abuse through education and was
expanded in 1994 to include violence prevention measures.
During this time, CDC began funding state education agencies to develop and
implement programs aimed at alc and tobacco use, physical education, and
reduction of STDS, adh HVI among nation’s youth
drug free schools and community act
national school lunch program/ drug free schools and community act/ no child
left behind act
signed into law by Bush in 2002. Part of the NCLB is the safe and drug free
schools and communites act (SDFSC)
, - the SDFSC supports programs that focus on prevention of school violence
and illegal use of alc, tobacco, and drugs.
- This legislation promotes the involvement of parents & communities in efforts
and resources to create a safe and drug free environment to enhance student
academic achievement
no child left behind act
nurse that showed that the presence of school nurses could reduce
absenteeism by 50%.
- By 1911 more than 100 cities were using school nurses, and
- by 1913, NYC employed 176 school nurses
- Early nurses began to more active roles in the assessment of children,
treatment of minor conditions, and referral for more serious problems
- Identity, treat, and exclude communicable diseases and screening for
problems that might affect learning became part of school nurses’ practice
lillian wald
increased likelihood that youthful abusers of this will ultimately engage in
other high risk behaviors
- has been closely correlated w/ alc use and other drug
national school lunch program/ drug free schools and community act/ no child
left behind act
fed gov't did not get involved w/ school health until the passage of the this
program. Ensures that all children have access to lung during the school day
national school lunch program
national school lunch program/ drug free schools and community act/ no child
left behind act
implemented in 1986 to fight substance abuse through education and was
expanded in 1994 to include violence prevention measures.
During this time, CDC began funding state education agencies to develop and
implement programs aimed at alc and tobacco use, physical education, and
reduction of STDS, adh HVI among nation’s youth
drug free schools and community act
national school lunch program/ drug free schools and community act/ no child
left behind act
signed into law by Bush in 2002. Part of the NCLB is the safe and drug free
schools and communites act (SDFSC)
, - the SDFSC supports programs that focus on prevention of school violence
and illegal use of alc, tobacco, and drugs.
- This legislation promotes the involvement of parents & communities in efforts
and resources to create a safe and drug free environment to enhance student
academic achievement
no child left behind act
nurse that showed that the presence of school nurses could reduce
absenteeism by 50%.
- By 1911 more than 100 cities were using school nurses, and
- by 1913, NYC employed 176 school nurses
- Early nurses began to more active roles in the assessment of children,
treatment of minor conditions, and referral for more serious problems
- Identity, treat, and exclude communicable diseases and screening for
problems that might affect learning became part of school nurses’ practice
lillian wald
increased likelihood that youthful abusers of this will ultimately engage in
other high risk behaviors
- has been closely correlated w/ alc use and other drug
