As a mother, teacher, and student advocate, I’ve seen firsthand the critical need for substance abuse prevention in schools. This blog shares my dual perspective on how school leaders can create supportive environments that protect students, educate them on risks, and promote long-term wellness.
High school coaches are required to be CPR-certified to ensure student-athlete safety. Learn what’s required and how My School Nurse simplifies the process.
Is your school staff prepared to handle the medical needs of your student population?When a child is in a medical crisis, everyone panics. It is overwhelming and quite stressful for everyone. Every situation is different, and you must respond accordingly. Current and...
Michigan now requires CPR and AED training for high schoolers. With CPR for Students™, your school can meet this mandate in just one day through flexible, certified training—online and hands-on.
School nursing services are essential to student wellness, chronic illness management, and legal compliance. With rising health needs among students and limited school resources, having a qualified school nurse—or outsourcing one—ensures every child receives the care they deserve. Learn why every district should prioritize school nursing today.
When a teacher tried to help an unconscious student by pouring soda in her mouth, disaster was barely avoided. This story proves why medical training is a must.
If your school does not have a School Nurse, or you need help navigating through all the Federal and State requirements, then this information is for you! M.S.N. Consulting Services, LLC emerged after I read an article entitled “School Nurse Shortage.” As a Registered...
Frequent and proper training helps school staff respond confidently to medical emergencies. Discover why minimum requirements aren’t enough.
Support your students holistically. These whole child wellness tips will help you nurture physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being in and out of school.
Is your school ready for a medical emergency? Learn why every administrator should know who’s CPR and First Aid certified—and how to keep track easily.