Simi Valley Unified School District
HEALTH SERVICES-SCHOOL NURSES
NURSE CONTACT LIST
Katherine Mulryan
Garden Grove Elementary
805.577.1400
Also serves Park View Elementary School and Sycamore Elementary School
Wendy Calderon
Royal High School
805.306.4875
Also serves Apollo High School
Christi Williams
Justin Early Learners Academy
805.520.6820
Also serves Vista Elementary School
Angie Valencerina
Santa Susana High School
805.520.6800 Extension 3722
Also serves Santa Susana Elementary, and Mountain View Elementary
Lisa Kelly
Hillside Middle School
805.520.6810
Also serves Crestview Elementary School, Hollow Hills Elementary School and Arroyo Elementary School
Mary Carol Sorrells
Sinaloa Middle School
805.520.6820
Also serves Atherwood Elementary School, Madera Elementary School and Wood Ranch Elementary School
Lisa Vallejo
Valley View Middle School
805.520.6700
Also serves Big Springs Elementary School, Monte Vista School and Township Elementary School
Lorin Paschal
Katherine Elementary School
805.520.6780
Also serves Berylwood Elementary School and Knolls Elementary School
Erica Montes
Simi Valley High School
805.577.1400
CALIFORNIA HEALTHY KIDS SURVEY RESULTS
For districtwide results on the California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS), use the link above. Contact Shannon McCabe or your school administrator for school site results. CHKS is a statewide, anonymous survey given in grades 9 & 11. The survey identifies eight domains including: school connectedness; drug, alcohol, and tobacco use; bullying and school safety; and student resilience.
We know healthy children do better in school. Do you need health insurance for your child? With more than 75 million Americans now insured under Medicaid, check today to see if you are eligible at Covered California. Additional details are available in the Parents' Rights Handbook. You can also call 800.300.1506.
Student Accidence Insurance is offered through Pacific Educators. Additional details are outlined in the Parents' Rights Handbook. Click on Products-Students.
Health Resources from the Ventura County Office of Education
For resources on drug and alcohol prevention, bullying, diabetes, food allergies, suicide awareness, diabetes, food allergies, the CHKS (California Healthy Kids Survey), and TUPE (Tobacco Use and Prevention Education) in our school.
The mission of the Health Services Department is to make sure that the health care needs of all of the students in the Simi Valley Unified School District are met while at school. School Nurses participate in the care of students who have health conditions like diabetes, seizure disorders and severe allergies that are potentially life threatening.
The Health Services staff for Simi Valley Unified School district consists of 9 full-time school nurses and one administrative assistant. The School Nurse’s role is to coordinate with the parents and the doctors to insure that preparations are in place should a health emergency occur. This requires the training of school staff to handle these emergencies. School staff assists nurses in the case of any health emergency. All of the nurses are available by phone and/or text to go to schools for emergencies and when called to answer questions from school staff. School nurses also attend to any health care needs for students requiring daily nurse care.
School Nurses perform a variety of other vital functions. They are the main teachers for the District’s Family Life-Sex Education Program. They oversee the District’s immunization requirements and health and dental examination requirements. They assist in meeting the state requirements for mandated hearing and vision screening. School Nurses are also a part of the Special Education Assessment Team. Their responsibility on this team is for the vision and hearing testing and the health and developmental histories for all special education assessments.
Our School Nurses are dedicated to helping keep the students of Simi Valley healthy!
School Nurse Assignments
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Arroyo |
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Atherwood |
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Berylwood |
Lorin Paschal |
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Big Springs |
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Crestview |
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Garden Grove |
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Hollow Hills |
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Katherine |
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Knolls |
Lorin Paschal |
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Madera |
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Mountain View |
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Park View |
Katherine Mulryan |
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Santa Susana Elementary |
Angie Valencerina |
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Sycamore |
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Township |
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Vista |
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White Oak |
Erica Montes |
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Wood Ranch |
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Hillside Middle School |
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Sinaloa Middle School |
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Valley View Middle School |
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Royal High School |
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Santa Susana High School |
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Simi Valley High School |
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Monte Vista |
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Apollo |
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Justin Early Learners Academy |
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Phoenix/Triton/NPS/Private School |
The primary nurse is located at the child's home school. |
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* Primary School Site |
TEEN CRISIS & FREE HEALTHCARE RESOURCES
The Simi Valley Youth Council coordinates printing youth crisis telephone numbers on the back of associated student body identification cards through a partnership with the Simi Valley Unified School District. The following resources are included.
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9-1-1 (All Emergency Issues; e.g. overdose, alcohol poisoning): Call 9-1-1 (24 hours)
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CIRT (Crisis Intervention Resource Team) Teen Crisis Hotline (All Issues): 866.431.2478 (24 hours)
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California Youth Crisis Line (All Issues): 800.843.5200 (24 hours) or youthcrisisline.org
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Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800.273.8255 (24 hours) or suicidepreventionlifeline.org
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RUNAWAY Hotline: 800.786.2929 (24 hours) or 1800RUNAWAY.org
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2-1-1 Resource Referral Helpline (All Issues): 2-1-1 or 800.339.9597 (24 hours)
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Action Family Counseling (Drug/Alcohol): 800.367.8336 (24 hours) or actionfamily.org.
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Simi Valley Free Clinic (Medical/Legal/Counseling/Dental): 805.522.3733 (Nights by appointment) freeclinicsv.com
- Sierra Vista Urgent Care (Medical walk-ins): 1227 E. Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley, CA, 805.582.4050 (Days)
Heroin Prevention Resources
For a listing of heroin prevention resources, and to visit the Simi Valley Task Force on Heroin Prevention page, please go HERE.
COLD AND FLU PREVENTION
Information on cold and flu prevention: HERE
CORONAVIRUS ADVISORY
For updated information about Coronavirus: HERE
NEED HEALTHCARE?
California Department Of Education Healthcare Resources: HERE
Covered California for staff and families: HERE.
SUICIDE PREVENTION
In Simi Valley Schools we recognize the growing impact of depression and possible suicide. We are taking proactive measures to open the conversation and community support by providing Crisis Reference Cards to students and employees, working with the Simi Valley Police Department for annual teen talks and creating a community of support within our schools. If you or someone you know is in crisis, reach out. All numbers are available 24 hours per day.
For Emergency: 9-1-1
National Suicide Prevention Hotline 800.273.8255
Suicide Crisis Line 877.727.4747
Ventura County Crisis Line 866.998.2243
Runaway Hotline 800.786.2929
Action Family Counseling 800.367.8336
Interface For Any Referral in Ventura County 2-1-1
LGBTQ Trevor Lifeline 866.488.7386
Simi Valley Police 805.583.6950 (non-emergency)
Simi Valley Suicide Prevention
Ventura County Behavioral Health
Medication Authorization for Students
To provide us with authorization for medication to be administered to your student during the school day, please complete the attached for and return it to your school nurse or health clerk.
Is it too hot in the classroom for your child? Is it too hot for the Physical Education class to be running the mile? Please view our Heat Index Policy.
Readmission Form After Injury, Illness or Surgery
Readmisión a Clases Después de un Accidente, Lesión o Cirugía
For information about vaccinations and school enrollment, click on the link above for Shots for Schools.
Link here for information on dentists serving local children.
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