Safety and Medical Issues in Catholic Schools - Webinar 3/26
Published on Mar-22-2013 03:05 PM
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TUESDAY 3/26/13 -Safety and Medical Issues in Catholic Schools: A Legal Perspective
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 Brought to you by SchoolReach,
in partnership with the
National Catholic Educational Association
Join us next Tuesday for a free webinar with Sister Angie Shaughnessy on Safety and Medical Issues in Catholic Schools.
We are still reeling from the Sandy Hook tragedy—is it even possible to keep children safe in today’s world? Huge safety concerns emerge as medical issues increase in schools. It is no longer sufficient—or in some cases even wise—to have students bring their medication to the school office for storage and dispensing. State laws can be confusing and even contradictory in terms of school personnel and the administration of medication and treatment. Food and other allergies can be life threatening. Some students are described as medically fragile. What can the educator do? What should the educator do?
Tues. Mar. 26th
@ 3:00pm EDT / 2:00pm CDT / 12:00pm PDT
Join our free 1hr webinar
"Safety and Medical Issues in Catholic Schools: A Legal Perspective"
Tune in to learn about:
- Physical and Emotional Safety Issues
- The School Nurse: What if we don’t have one?
- Dispensing Medication and Teacher Response to Medical Emergencies
- Blood Borne Pathogens and Universal Precautions
- Immunizations: Can a parent refuse to have a child immunized?
- Medically Fragile Students
- Athletic Issues: Physical Fitness to Play
- Substance Abuse: Alcohol and Drugs
Sister Angie Shaughnessy, SCN, J.D., Ph. D., is the Dean of Graduate Studies and Legal Counsel at St. Catherine College, located near Springfield, KY. Sr. Shaughnessy has spent years researching legal issues of all kinds and their impact on Catholic schools. Recently, her focus has been on medical and safety issues. St. Catharine College, a Catholic, Dominican college inspired by its founders, welcomes all to the challenging pursuit of truth, preparing them to become critical thinkers, ethical leaders, and engaged citizens.
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