Flu vs Cold

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Flu vs. Cold

Resources

Center for Disease Control and Prevention

Cold versus Flu

The Flu: A Guide for Parents

Kids Health

Is It Cold or Flu?

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We promote quality school health services by registered professional school nurses to advance the well-being, academic success and lifelong achievements of students. The school nurse facilitates positive student responses to normal development; promotes health and safety; intervenes with actual and potential health problems; provides case management services; and actively collaborates with others to build student and family capacity for adaptation, self-management, self-advocacy and learning.

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TLC at Sandown:

Megan Adam RN, BSN
887-3648 ext 5815

Atkinson Academy:

Laura Dolloff, RN

362-5521 ext.6314

Danville Elementary:

Sharon Sughrue MSN, RN

382-5554 ext 5322

Pollard School:

Kate Sherman-DeRoche RN, BSN

382-7146 ext 5604

Kate Farley RN, BSN, NCSN

Sandown North:

Donna Boucher RN, BSN, NCSN
887-8503 ext 7519

Timberlane Regional Middle School:

Kelly Sirois RN, BSN

382-7131 ext 4913

Christine Collins RN, Med

382-7131 ext 4912

Karin Casey, Admin Assist

382-7131 ext 4910

Timberlane Regional High School:

Stephanie Borrows RN, BSN

382-6541 ext 3913

MaryKate Murphy RN, BSN

382-6541 ext 3912

AnneMarie Mezquita,
Admin Assistant

382-6541 ext 3910

TRHS Health Office Fax:
(603) 378-0233

Health Services – Mission Statement

We promote quality school health services by registered professional school nurses to advance the well-being, academic success and lifelong achievements of students. The school nurse facilitates positive student responses to normal development; promotes health and safety; intervenes with actual and potential health problems; provides case management services; and actively collaborates with others to build student and family capacity for adaptation, self-management, self-advocacy and learning.