HEALTH SERVICES
Kingdom East School District Health Services
Each of the KESD schools have either a Registered Nurse (RN) or a certified school nurse (CSN).
Health Updates
- Updated health information regarding measles and vaccinations.
Bright Futures:
Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children and Adolescents, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that all children have an annual well-care visit. The Kingdom East School District, including the schools: Burke, Concord, Lyndon, Lunenburg, Miller's Run, Newark and Sutton recommends that all children have an annual well-care visit. This is noted on the Kingdom East and school websites, in all Kingdom East and school student handbooks and on our annual student medical forms.
Health Services News Updates
March is poison prevention/awareness month. With spring on the way, the Poison Control website has posted pointers in preventing poisonings from common household items.
This month we focus on the basics of healthy eating and some things that you can do to make this a more manageable goal.
Mental health is as crucial as physical health, and impacts every aspect of a student's life. It's more than the absence of illness; it's about thriving emotionally, socially, and academically.
Create a calming routine to help them wind down without screens such as reading a book at bedtime.
Healthy teeth are vital for school performance, as poor oral health can lead to missed school days and difficulty concentrating.
As the weather changes it is important to dress in clothes that match the temperature and conditions outside.
The Kingdom East School District is hosting a Wellness and Benefits Fair for our employees on October 31st from 12:30pm-3pm in the Lyndon Town School Gym.
When it comes to helping students succeed, one of the most important — and sometimes overlooked — factors is simply being present at school every day. Regular attendance builds the foundation for long-term success.
