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Jenny M. Gormley, RN, MSN, NCSN
Director of Health and Nursing
(978) 567-6116
(978) 567-6129 (Fax)
 
The Hudson Public Schools will provide students with
comprehensive health services in accordance with the Massachusetts
General Laws and within the guidelines and procedures set forth
in the Massachusetts Comprehensive School Health Manual
developed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (January
1995), as well as revisions and updates of such laws and manuals.
 
If you have any questions, please contact Jenny Gormley.
at (978) 567-6116.

 

 School Nurse Personnel

Hudson High School Pat Emmons RN BSN
Sue Bowen RN BSN
(978) 567-6250 Press #5 (phone)
(978) 567-6284 (fax)
JFK Middle School Maria Rossini, RN, MS, NP
(978) 567-6134 (phone)
(978 )567-6233 (fax)
Farley Elementary  Pamela Angenent
(978) 567-6153 (phone)
(978) 567-6165 (fax)
Forest Avenue Elementary Christie Vaillancourt RN
(978) 567-6190 (phone)
(978) 567-6203 (fax)
Mulready Elementary Elaine McKenna RN
(978) 567-6170 (phone)
(978) 567-6203 (fax)
Hubert Elementary Laura Olivo RN
(978)567-6133 (phone/fax)

 

Forms and Additional Information

General Health Information: Anyone needing assistance with eye exams and/or glasses, just contact their school nurse for available programs.

Immunization Information
Student Health and Emergency Information Form
Medication Administration Permission Form
Medication Policies - English | Portuguese
Health Brochure
An Article on Pertussis

Physical Examination Requirements:                  
Kindergarten entrance (must include vision screening), Sports, Grades 4, 7, 10 and new entrants.

 

"There is an inextricable link between students's health and their ability to learn." (World Health Organization, 1996)

"The school nurse bridges education and health to remove any health related barriers."
(Carol Cosante RN)

 

 
  
 
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One of the goals of the Hudson Public School nurses this school year is to identify earlier in the year difficulties that students may have with learning due to vision and hearing problems. To help the nurses with this goal, the Stow Lions’ Club volunteers are coming with their 38 foot EyeMobile van to the schools during the last two weeks of September. These volunteers have been trained to perform basic vision and hearing screening and report back to the school nurses, who will be reviewing results and sending letters home to parents and guardians of students who had difficulties with the screenings. All Lions Club volunteers have undergone CORI checks and have participated in similar screening days in Stow and Bolton last year.