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Nurse's Office

(302) 762-7128

elizabeth.mattey@bsd.k12.de.us  

 
VM
  

Health Examination Required for All Students Entering 9th Grade for 2013-2014 

DIAA Sports Physical Form 2013
 
 If your child plans to participate in sports, they must have a DIAA Sports physical on the above form after April 1.
 

Important Information for all Sports

Students must have a completed sports physical to participate in all sports, including practice.  Sports physicals can be completed by your teen's regular health care provider, or at several alternative locations.  Our Wellness Center will provide sports physicals for students who have signed up as a member of the Wellness Center.
 
Physical Form for Students Grade 9-12
 

Other options for physicals

1. Private Health Care Provider   

2. MedExpress  

2722 Concord Pike

Wilmington, DE  19803

 

3. Silverside Medical Aid Unit

2700 Silverside Rd.

Wilmington 19810

 

4. Brandywine Medical Center

3401 Brandywine Parkway

Wilmington, DE  19803
 

5. Doctors Express 

Fairfax Shopping Center

Wilmington

Coupon for $10.00 off until May 13   
  http://www.doctorsexpresswilmingtonde.com/de-wilmington/specialspage


6.Take Care Clinics
Walgreens
1710 Faulkland Rd. 
Wilmington, DE
Physicals are $39. through Sept. 30

 
 Get Smart

"Sexting: Just How Much of a Danger Is It and What Can School Nurses Do About It?"

An article by Gail Mattey Diliberto and Beth Mattey.  Click the link below.

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Show your kids you care

 

A message from the Partnership at drugfreeamerica.org

  1. Teach your children to trust you by seeing you as a role model.
  2. Be patient, not just tolerant. Apologize when you make a mistake or do something you regret.
  3. Ask teens what they need from you - and do whatever you can to meet those needs.
  4. Listen to your teens, a lot. Avoid interrupting.
  5. Teach your children about ethics, values and principles they can apply in choices and decision making.
  6. Help them discover the feeling of gratitude, not just to say thank you.
  7. Keep the promises you make. If you do not keep your word, acknowledge that. Help your teen understand the circumstances or choices that precipitated the change in your plans.
  8. Answer your teen's questions and be consistent. When you notice behavioral changes in them, make yourself available and encourage them to talk about what is going on in their life.
  9. Be understanding when they have a difficult time and let them know you will love them no matter what.
  10. Be diligent. Have ongoing conversations with your kids about the risks of drugs and alcohol.

Be sure to look at the information on the "Adolescent Risk Behavior" page on this website. Click the link in the column on the left.

 

Beth
Beth Mattey

School Nurse

Universityof Delaware, B.S.N

University of Delaware, M.S.N.

National Board Certification in

School Nursing

elizabeth.mattey@bsd.k12.de.us

 

Beth

 

Click here for facts about MRSA

 MRSA Fact Sheet

 
 VM
 
 Click the link below for

information about the

Meningitis Vaccine

http://www.voicesofmeningitis.org/

 

 

Screenings:

During the school year, health screening is provided for selected students. This screening includes vision, hearing, and postural screening. When conditions are found that merit attention, parents are notified via letter. 

Beth

 

 
 
 

Last Modified on April 26, 2013