Dana Narr, School Nurse
Phone: 320-398-7700 ext. 2504
School Cell: 320-557-3936
Fax: 320-398-5595
dana.narr@kimball.k12.mn.us
Hours: 9:00 am - 1:30 pm

As the school nurse, my greatest priority is keeping your child safe and healthy. In order to do this, I need your help. I cannot properly treat what I do not know. Please inform me of your child’s pertinent medical information and help me to create an Individual Health Plan (IHP) for your child. I also need to know how to reach you in case of an illness or emergency. Please keep your contact information updated. I must also follow rules set by the Minnesota State Legislature, Minnesota Department of Health, and the Kimball School Board in regards to immunizations and medication policies. Please see appropriate links for details.

There are many duties that I attend to as your child’s nurse.

I attend to:

I love being your child’s nurse and will always do my best to make their school experience a positive one. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to make this possible.

Thank you

Guidelines for keeping your child home from school
Parents often wonder whether their child should stay home or attend school when they have symptoms of a mild illness. The following guidelines are intended to help with this decision.

For more complete information on when to keep your child home, please refer to this document.

Please call the school attendance line each day your child is absent due to illness.

School attendance line - 320-398-7700

STUDENT HEALTH

Medication Form (PDF)

MN Department of Health: Influenza in Schools

Concussion Fact Sheet

Immunization Forms

Please call the school nurse or building secretary if you need assistance locating student health forms and information.

Cleaning Guide For Reusable Water Bottles & Straws
HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU CLEAN YOUR WATER BOTTLE
HOW TO CLEAN YOUR WATER BOTTLE

Mental Health
Looking for what to do with your child and mental health issues, try here: 
Kids Helpline | Phone Counselling Service | 1800 55 1800

School Based CBT Recommendations
The Community Preventive Services Task Force (CPSTF) recommends school-based cognitive behavioral therapy programs to
prevent or reduce depression and anxiety symptoms among school-aged children and adolescents.