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Important News to Share!
The School Nurses Of California Foundation would like to share the following COVID-19 school resources to assist California school districts with critical planning for the re-opening of their schools during the 2020-2021 academic school year.
California School Nurses Organization (CSNO) National Association of School Nurses (NASN)
CA Department of Public Health (CDPH) CA Department of Education (CDE)
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
*Video: How to Properly Wash Your Hands
California School Nurses Organization (CSNO) National Association of School Nurses (NASN)
CA Department of Public Health (CDPH) CA Department of Education (CDE)
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
*Video: How to Properly Wash Your Hands
Our MISSION: The School Nurses of California Foundation funds projects and programs which improve the well-being of California students and school communities.
Our VISION: California students and communities have the resources to live healthy successful lives.
Our FOCUS in 2020: SNOCF will continue to focus on the issue of chronic absenteeism and how school nursing intervention can help improve school attendance, especially during the Covid-19 virus pandemic in the 2020-2021 academic school year.
Our VISION: California students and communities have the resources to live healthy successful lives.
Our FOCUS in 2020: SNOCF will continue to focus on the issue of chronic absenteeism and how school nursing intervention can help improve school attendance, especially during the Covid-19 virus pandemic in the 2020-2021 academic school year.
SNOCF Announces 2 New Grant Recipients!
The School Nurses of California Foundation is very pleased to announce that two $1,000 Grants were recently awarded from among all the applications we received during our Spring 2020 grant cycle.
- The first Grantee is George Washington High School (in the San Francisco Unified School District) for its proposal to SNOCF for assistance in the creation an interdepartmental/interdisciplinary "Attendance Task Force" in order to help increase attendance rates of English Language Learner students who are identified as being at high-risk for absenteeism.
- The second Grantee is the Redwood City School District for its proposal to SNOCF for assistance with the purchase of a non-contact infrared thermometer for each school as part of the District's "Early Detection Program" to safeguard the health of students and mitigate the spread of illness and absenteeism due to the Covid-19 virus and other communicable diseases after the anticipated Fall re-opening of district schools.
Chronic Absenteeism Resources for School Nurses:
The School Nurses of California Foundation is proud to recognize the following organizations and companies for their tremendous support:
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The School Nurses of California Foundation (SNOCF) provides financial support for:
- Programs and supplies to help keep students healthy and ready to learn.
- Unfunded legislative mandates that can improve the health and well-being of California students and the school community.
- Assistance with funding of data collection, reports, and technology, focused on improving school health.
- Organizations that promote and enhance the value of school nursing.
- School Nurses who conduct and publish research working to improve the health of California students.
The school nurse strives to strengthen and facilitate the educational process by improving and protecting the health status of children. (CEC 49426)