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School Nurse: Aybree Pugliese, BSN, RN, CPN
Magnus Health is an online software solution for collecting, managing, and securely storing student health information for K-12 schools and colleges.
The FSA clinic utilizes Magnus Health portal to store student medical history, immunizations, forms, and document clinic treatment notes. Each parent has a Magnus Health account and is required to log in and complete all annual paperwork for their student(s).
Trouble Logging In? Please try to reset your password using the helpful tools and information here https://magnushealthsupport.force.com/s/topic/0TO5a000000CCe8GAG/parents-k12 . If you are unable to resolve the issue on your own, please contact the school nurse for assistance.
Our FSA Staff, Nurse & Teachers, believe that optimal learning requires good health. FSA works to ensure the health and well-being of students and staff by developing, implementing, and delivering school health services and programs.
Programs and Services
First Aid and CPR training to all the FSA staff
Coordinate staff teaching on use of Emergency medication, such at EpiPen, Inhaler, Diabetes, Seizure, etc.
Coordinate staff teaching of the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Program
Coordination the staff teaching of Stop The Bleed
Overseeing the Immunization audit compliance
Promotion of wellness activities
Management and prevention of communicable diseases
Emergency care and crisis intervention
Provides direct care to medically fragile students
Student Health Services and Academic Success
There is a clear connection between school nursing interventions and student’s success in classrooms.
School Nurses help:
Manage acute and chronic illnesses
Reduce the number of students sent home sick and reduce unnecessary absenteeism due to health related issues
Establishing policies and procedures for school health issues and procedures
Identify and address health related barriers to learning
Support nutritional, comfort and clothing needs