Southington High School Competitors

The Brockton Public Schools is among the largest K-12 school districts in Massachusetts and is focused on ensuring student success by fulfilling the educational, social and emotional needs of all students in the pursuit of instructional excellence. We proudly offer a safe and supportive learning environment to students in grades PreK to 12.

The Mooresville Graded School District is located in the town of Mooresville approximately 30 miles north of Charlotte in the Southern Piedmont region of North Carolina. A district of approximately 6000 students, MGSD consists of three elementary schools, two intermediate schools, two middle schools, and one high school which includes an alternative setting program. MGSD has gained national recognition for its high academic standards and dedication to every child, every day. As a district it provides every child with a MacBook (grades 3-12) for their use both at home and at school or an iPad (K-2) for their use at school. Due to great students, staff, and community, MGSD is consistently a contender for the top spot in the state when it comes to academic excellence. However, academic excellence is not the only area MGSD excels in. Our athletic teams are top notch and competitive each and every year. Our school leadership and staff understand that part of a successful education must include work outside of the classroom. Therefore, it is not uncommon for our students to be holding food drives, coat drives, and volunteering for local organizations. It is each of these aspects that make our district so excellent and able to reach every child, every day!

It is the mission of Cherokee County School District's Student Health Services to provide comprehensive school health services to Cherokee County. The comprehensive school health services are facilitated and implemented by a school nurse in every school in the district. All of our nurses work toward the promotion and continued improvement of school health services in order to enhance the academic achievement for all students. Nurses employed in our schools are a combination of both Registered Nurses (RN) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN). All of our nurses are experienced, multi-skilled, independent, creative, flexible and most important-care for kids! Several of our school nurses have received national certification in school nursing. School nursing is a specialized practice of professional nursing that advances the well-being, academic success and life-long achievement of students. Our nurses serve as an advocate for a comprehensive school health program to promote the health of our students by providing the following services: Identification, assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation of student health outcomes Acute & chronic disease management Individualized Health Plans (IHP) development for students with complex health needs Participation in IEP & 504 plans Pediatric nursing procedures Medication Administration Health screenings for health problems and barriers to learning, with referrals to outside resources Communicable disease management & education Compliance with state mandated school immunization requirements Illness, injury assessments and interventions Case management role with collaboration with families, community resources, teachers, physicians and other support services Implementation of educational programs, specific to nutrition, healthy life styles and choices Many of our school children have a multiple and often complex health conditions. It is not uncommon for our nurses to care for students with asthma, diabetes, cerebral palsy, seizures, blood disorders, high blood pressure, ...