Health Services
Ill Symptoms - When to keep students home from school & guidance for return
Please be aware that COVID continues to be a public health concern that requires schools to follow State and County guidelines. It is important to understand that COVID and cold symptoms are primarily the SAME, sometimes very minor yet still contagious. Once COVID is ruled out, use the guidance to determine when your student would be considered well enough to return.
Each student’s health status has a direct relation to their ability to profit from educational experiences. Preventing the spread of illness within the school setting is our best tool to keep the students healthy and our school community members play a vital role in this. If there is any question about the student’s health status, please make arrangements to keep them home. This preventive step benefits your child and our school community.
Health Notifications:
Fentanyl
- Fentanyl warning for Parents and Students from the King County Public Health Department.
- Advertencia sobre el Fentanilo para Padres y Estudiantes
- Overdose and prevention information from King County Public Health
Measles
New Washington State Law taking effect which limits exemptions to Measles containing vaccine.
Locations
Cascade View Elementary
Nurse: Demi Watts & Angela Saxon
Chief Kanim Middle School
Nurse: Jenny Dalgleish
Fall City Elementary
Nurse: Katie Kieffer
Mt. Si & Two Rivers
Main Campus: Amy McCrery
Freshman Campus: Miranda Breshears
Health Room Assistant:
Katie Olmschenk
North Bend Elementary
Nurse: Missy Fones
Opstad Elementary
Nurse: Bree Loewen
Parent Partnership Program
Nurse: Shani Kapoor
Assistant: Katie Olmschenk
Snoqualmie Elementary & Preschool
email: sesnurse@svsd410.org
Nurse: Shelby Boehm
Snoqualmie Middle School
Nurse: Shani Kapoor
Assistant: Katie Olmschenk
Timber Ridge Elementary
Nurse: Adrienne Richards
Transition Learning Center/Child Care Center
Nurse: Julie Choudhuri
Twin Falls Middle School
Nurse: Tracy Spradlin