School Health Services

Professional learning opportunities on this page are designed for school nurses and aides, teachers, administrators, school-based law enforcement, and school staff. Please email Brandy Bowlen, RN, for specific information, customized services, or technical assistance.

Events

Events found: 13
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Thursday, September 17-Friday, September 18
Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals (DITEP)

The goal of the Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals session is to enable secondary educators to recognize the signs and symptoms of drug and/or alcohol impairment

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Thursday, September 24
Unlicensed Diabetes Care Assistants (UDCA) Training (Virtual)

House Bill (HB) 984 (79th Legislature) requires designated school personnel to be trained on diabetes and its management to include hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia and more as Unlicensed Diabetic care assistants....

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Thursday, October 1
Fentanyl Awareness and Emergency Response Training for School Staff

Session ID : 1940827

This virtual training provides school staff with the knowledge and skills to identify opioid overdoses, administer Narcan, and respond effectively to fentanyl-related emergencies in compliance with state requirements.

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Saturday, October 3
Pediatric Emergency Assessment Recognition and Stabilization (PEARS)

The course equips participants with the critical skills needed to quickly assess, recognize, and stabilize pediatric students experiencing respiratory distress, shock, or cardiopulmonary arrest—before advanced care arrives.

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Wednesday, November 11
Fentanyl Awareness and Emergency Response Training for School Staff

Session ID : 1940827

This virtual training provides school staff with the knowledge and skills to identify opioid overdoses, administer Narcan, and respond effectively to fentanyl-related emergencies in compliance with state requirements.

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Friday, November 13
Parenting and Paternity Awareness (P.A.P.A.) Curriculum Training

In compliance with HB 2176, the SBOE created Parenting and Paternity Awareness (P.A.P.A.) Curriculum which shall be used in the district's high school health curriculum.