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District reports January nursing visits and distribution of Narcan to schools
Summary
The Special Needs and Student Health Committee received January 2026 nursing services data: 502 student clinic visits (462 returned to class, 40 sent home), 220 medication doses administered, 99 medical procedures and 254 parent contacts; Dr. McPherson said Narcan training was completed and Narcan was distributed to district schools.
Dr. Don McPherson presented the January 2026 nursing services report to the Special Needs and Student Health Committee, providing counts and operational details. The report showed 502 student clinic visits in January; 462 students returned to class and 40 were sent home. Staff clinic visits totaled 12. Medical services included 220 medication doses administered, 99 medical procedures performed and 254 parent contacts.
McPherson also reported that Narcan training has been completed and Narcan has been distributed to district schools. Committee members indicated ongoing monitoring of seasonal influenza activity and no additional safety updates were presented at the meeting.
The committee adjourned after the brief update. The statistics are operational measures for internal monitoring of student health services and the Narcan distribution reflects a district-level public health response.
