| Memorial Middle School Memorial Middle School,12550 Vindon, Houston, Texas 77024 (713) 251-3900 |
| School Nurse |
Nurse Becky Lou Ruiz needs donations of the
following items for her clinic:
Often, Nurse Ruiz is able to help our kids avoid a
detention by providing longer shorts, a different
shirt, or a belt.
The snacks are for kids who come in with a stomach-
ache; frequently, she finds they just skipped
breakfast.
The tampons are for the restroom within her clinic.
Girls with feminine bathroom needs often ask
teachers for a pass to see Nurse Ruiz, then help
themselves to products in her bathroom. No
questions, no embarrassment, sounds like a great
system to me.
If you can donate any of these items to the clinic,
please bring them to the next PTA meeting.
following items for her clinic:
- Belts, rolls of wide ribbon (makes a nice girl
belt in a pinch) - Basketball type shorts with elastic waist
- T-shirts that pass the dress code
- Healthy snacks such as peanut butter
crackers, pretzels, cereal bars, granola bars
(boy moms only at this meeting, as her storage
space is limited) - Tampons (variety pack of Playtex or Tampax is
best; pads are not needed, she has a good
supply)
Often, Nurse Ruiz is able to help our kids avoid a
detention by providing longer shorts, a different
shirt, or a belt.
The snacks are for kids who come in with a stomach-
ache; frequently, she finds they just skipped
breakfast.
The tampons are for the restroom within her clinic.
Girls with feminine bathroom needs often ask
teachers for a pass to see Nurse Ruiz, then help
themselves to products in her bathroom. No
questions, no embarrassment, sounds like a great
system to me.
If you can donate any of these items to the clinic,
please bring them to the next PTA meeting.
SBISD Medication Forms:
(click link below)
Administration of
Non-Prescription Medication
Physician's Statement for
Student Held Inhaler
Physician's Statement for
Administration of Prescription
Medication
(click link below)
Administration of
Non-Prescription Medication
Physician's Statement for
Student Held Inhaler
Physician's Statement for
Administration of Prescription
Medication