Wanted: Medical Aid Schools, Parents Push for Full-Time Nurses
Maraghy, Mary, The Florida Times Union
Parents in Duval and St. Johns counties, along with school
officials, continue to fight for full-time nurses in schools.
Fortunately, there's a healthy outlook.
Both counties want more full-time nurses in schools. And Clay
County would like to return the money they spend on nurses to
classrooms.
Members of the Duval County Council of PTAs pushed for more
school health funding during a Feb. 9 meeting with U.S. Rep.
Tillie Fowler, R-Florida.
St. Johns County parents and school officials made their pitch
before the St. Johns County Legislative Delegation on Jan. 27.
Lobbying hasn't been as prevalent in Clay County, where each
school already has a full-time …
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Article title: Wanted: Medical Aid Schools, Parents Push for Full-Time Nurses.
Contributors: Maraghy, Mary - Author.
Newspaper title: The Florida Times Union.
Publication date: February 14, 1998.
Page number: 1.
© 2007 The Florida Times-Union.
COPYRIGHT 1998 Gale Group.
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