Health Services
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Each Sherman ISD campus has a school nurse who serves an important role in your child’s educational experience. The nurse provides health screenings as well as management of your child’s health needs while they are at school.
If at any time during the school year your child is diagnosed with a new health condition, please let your school nurse know. If your child needs medication while at school, please complete and turn in the Request for Medication Administration in school form. Also, if your child is on medication at home only, please let your school nurse know so that she is aware of your child’s health status. It is also very important to notify the school if there is an address or phone number change so that you can be promptly contacted if your child needs you.
We look forward to serving you and your student(s) during the school year. Please feel free to contact your school nurse with any questions or concerns. If you would like any additional information regarding health issues, please contact your school nurse.
Campus Nurse Contact Information
School
Nurse
Phone
Email
Crutchfield Elementary
Monique West
(903) 891-6568
Dillingham Elementary
Jeannie Lavender
(903) 891-6513
Fred Douglass Early Childhood Center
Kristi Peters
(903) 891-6550
Fairview Elementary
Tari Centeno
(903) 891-6583
Neblett Elementary
Brittany Clement
(903) 891-6673
Sory Elementary
Kristen Bollier
(903) 891-6653
Wakefield Elementary
Jackie Hampton
(903) 891-6608
Washington Elementary
Lauren Liles
(903) 891-6703
Perrin Early Childhood Center
Marilyn Stanley
(903) 891-6623
Piner Middle School
Gail Petty
(903) 891-6480
Sherman Middle School
Laura Goldsmith
(903) 891-8940
Sherman High School
Rita Berkley
(903) 891-6443
Jefferson Learning Center
Crystal Brown
(903) 891-6610
Children with COVID-19 should not attend school in person during their most infectious period: for at least five days after symptoms begin and until they have been without a fever for at least 24-hours without taking fever-reducing medication and all other symptoms are improving. Children who test positive for COVID-19 but are not experiencing any symptoms should not attend school for five days from the date of the positive test.