Tiger Tales Newsletter
28 March 2025
Greetings, TIGER NATION!!
As we welcome the arrival of spring, we hope you and your children enjoy a wonderful and refreshing spring break. This is a great time to relax, recharge, and enjoy the beauty of the season.
This quarter was filled with learning including a fourth and fifth grade STEM study trip, competing in a Europe-wide Lego Robotics Competition, and a fifth grade visit to the middle school.
When we return, we will have one more exciting quarter ahead of us. We look forward to continuing our journey of learning and growth together.
Wishing you a joyful and restful break!
Yours in education,
Martha Enyeart, Principal
Sembach Elementary School
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School Health Services
DoDEA School Health Services aims to optimize learning by fostering student wellness. The school nurse serves as the health service expert, providing health care to students/staff and implementing interventions that address both actual and potential health and safety conditions. The school nurse collaborates with the school administrator to promote the health and academic success of students and serves as the liaison between the school, community, and health care systems. This collaborative effort creates opportunities to build capacity for students' self-care, resilience, and learning.
The school nurse's responsibilities include:
- Providing leadership in promoting personal and environmental health and safety by managing communicable diseases, monitoring immunizations, and providing consultation and health-related education to students and staff to promote school health and academic success;
- Providing quality health care and intervening with actual and potential health problems through health screenings, health assessments, and nursing interventions, including the development of health care and emergency care plans to enable students to safely and fully participate in school;
- Providing case management services to direct care for students with chronic health conditions in order to ensure their safety and increase their access to the educational program; and
- Collaborating with school and community-based resources to reduce health-related barriers to student learning, improve access to health care and develop school-community partnerships to support academic achievement and student success.
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Lost and Found
Parents are urged to clearly and permanently mark belongings with your child’s name: jackets, boots, raincoats, sweaters, eyeglasses, watches and all other personal property in order that they may be returned if misplaced. The “Lost and Found” is located outside of the school’s Information Center (library). Unclaimed items are disposed of at the end of the school year if they cannot be successfully donated to a local charity.
"High Value Items" will be kept secure in the main office.
