Boonton Township Public Schools

Rockaway Valley School
Phone 973-334-4162

11 Valley Road Boonton Township, NJ 07005
Fax: 973-316-6956

 
Nurse's Office Home
ACA Tips For Backpack Use
Asthma Information
Authorization for Medical Treatment
Childhood Vision Including Color Blindness
Classroom Treats for Parties
Concussion Information
COVID-19
COXSACKIE FACT SHEET
Documents and Forms
Facts About MRSA
Family Support Network
Food Allergy Standards
Frequently Asked Questions
HPV
Immunization Requirements
Janet's Law
Lyme Disease
Meningitis
NJ Parent Link (pdf)
Obesity in Children
ORGAN & TISSUE DONATION NJ SHARING NETWORK (pdf)
Puberty Resources
Smart Snacks in School
Sports Physicals
Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Tick Talk
Useful Links

      COVID 19 information can be found on

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Welcome to the School Nurse's Webpage!
Mrs. Neretich, School Nurse

 
You can reach me at extension 361
Fax 973-263-9303
dneretich@btrvs.org
 Monday to Friday from 7:37AM to 2:31PM
Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.
My door is always open!
 
 

 

                  FALL SPORTS FORMS ARE DUE SEPTEMBER 1, 2021

Please see Athletic forms under the nurses, documents and forms tab, these forms are to be turned into the nurse.

Please note Craig Ellard also has forms to be filled out on his website as well, these forms are to be turned in to your athlete's coach.  

 

 

"School Nursing is a specialized practice of professional nursing that advances the well being, academic success and lifelong achievement of students. The unique contribution of the School Nurse lies in the ability to provide a comprehensive school health program that encourages the best possible health outcomes for each student. School nursing also teaches health concepts that enable students to make responsible decisions regarding their own health in the future. To that end, School Nurses facilitate positive student responses to normal development, promote health and safety, intervene with actual and potential health problems, provide case management services, and actively collaborate with others to build student and family capacity for adaptation, self-management, self-advocacy, and learning. The School Nurse also links the school health service program to the community. The first responsibility for the student's health and well being belongs in the family. However, School Nurses must have the assistance of the family in planning, implementing and evaluating the child's health care plan.   In order to provide the support that is necessary, it is important to establish an open line of communication and maintain such throughout your child's school career."