URGENT: Petition To Save Full Time Nurses In Pelham Elementary Schools signatures

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Name: Rose Horley on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Gareth Barr on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Warren Banholzer on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Michele Tarazi on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 551 Wolfs Lane

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Name: Mayuri Gonzalez on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 310 6th Avenue #2. Pelham NY 10803

Comments: Please reconsider this proposed budget cut. Our children would suffer greatly with the loss of the nurse. '
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Name: Anne Fredbeck on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 436 Manor Ridge Road Pelham

Comments: We need our full time nurse at Siwanoy. Please do not cut this from the budget. The nurse plays a very important role in the daily lives of our children at school. These are young children, they are in school 6 hours and 40 minutes each day. The teachers and administration should not be asked to play this role.
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Name: Mary Waterous-Balogh on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 32 Chestnut Avenue

Comments: The need for a full-time nurse comes down to a lot more than dollars and cents. The school nurse wears more hats than any other professional in the building, from reassuring and dressing a child who is bleeding from a fall to skillfully and confidently administering medication to a child who is in shock. Who will take on the burden and skill of this responsibility?
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Name: Kathryn Meyer on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 50 Heywood Rd.

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Name: Anonymous on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Theresa Brasile on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 648 Timpson St. Pelham Manor NY 10803

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Name: Leah Tahbaz on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 414 Monterey Avenue

Comments: The elementary school nurse is important not only for skinned knees and medication administering, but also for recognizing children with emotional needs. Our teachers are already over-burdened. Do not make this cut for the safety of our students.
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Name: Nicole Brown on Mar 19, 2011

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Comments: I am strongly opposed to cutting nursing staff for the elementary schools.
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Name: Kim McGreal on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Sarah Jeffries on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 415 Stellar Ave

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Name: Joanne Schneider on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 807 wolfs lane pelham manor ny 10803

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Name: Christina Liddy on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Suzanne Auclair on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 32 Stellar Place, Pelham Manor

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Name: Kate Barron on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 37 Clifford ave pelham NY 10803

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Name: Anonymous on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 49 Store Ave.

Comments: I do not wish to see school nurses cut from our budget. Why not cut back on some of the fire or police department budgets instead. They seem rather excessive for a village this size.
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Name: Maryanne Joyce on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 142 Nyac Avenue

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Name: Christine Palmieri (Levine) on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Helen Hintz on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 43 Witherbee Avenue

Comments: Very bad idea to cut back on full-time nurses.
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Name: Siobhan Rini on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 265 Loring Ave Pelham NY 10803

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Name: Luba Chernov on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Michael Gracie on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 5 Marquand Place

Comments: My son was cared for by nurse McCarthy last week, and had to stay in her office for about an hour before my wife could pick him up. I don't know what we would have done without her!
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Name: Kristin Bidwell on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 69 Young Avenue; Pelham, NY 10803

Comments: See Parenting, April 2011 issue -- 'Where Have All the School Nurses Gone?'; Carol Mithers.......
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Name: Alicia Carmona on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 21 Elm Place, Pelham Manor, NY 10803

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Name: Irene Morfit on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 965 Edgewood avenue

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Name: Ani Bashian Murphy on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 142 Monterey Ave. Pelham, NY 10803

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Name: Andy Harrison on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 416 Washington Avenue

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Name: Katharine Page on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 220 Highbrook Ave

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Name: Tara Lyons, MA, RN, NP on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 266 ancon avenue

Comments: My husband, a physician with lenox hill hospital, and myself, an RN supervisor at Lawrence hospital, are both VERY concerned about making sure there will always be a medical professional on staff at Colonial school...
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Name: Joseph Sarcinella on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 235 Eastland Avenue

Comments: If the cost of the nurses led to a commensurate increase in total tax revenues that needed to be spread over the tax base, the per household effect would be negligible.
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Name: Mary McGowan on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 340 Highbrook Ave Pelham

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Name: Beth Wall on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 340 Pelhamdale Ave

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Name: Sally Winston on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 477 Esplanade

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Name: Anonymous on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Sandra Verschoor-Seifert on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Lisa Tsavaris on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 135 Secor Lane, Pelham Manor, NY

Comments: As the parent of a child with a designated Section 504 for health issues, I am requesting that the Board reconsider its position to remove full time nurses from our schools. The thought of my child not having immediate access to nurse is truly scary. We have so relied on our school nurse on a day to day basis for so many things for my other child as well. Headaches, boo boos, upset tummies and so much more. I cannot recall how many times Joan Walder has assessed my children and we trust her. She is so wonderful and such a great asset to our school. We must find another way to cut costs. Please reconsider and keep our full time nurses!
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Name: Suzanne Dudek on Mar 19, 2011

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Comments: Please don't consider budget cuts on personnel directly tied into our children's well-being - teachers and nurses work closely with our kids and are not the place to save money. I would much rather see the grass a little long or the floors a little dirtier than see our kids packed in understaffed classrooms with their health needs potentially unmet. There have got to be other places to cut costs that won't place our kids at risk. This is a BAD idea!
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Name: Ellen C Diffley on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 392 Washington Avenue

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Name: Heidi Carey on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 145 Harmon Avenue, Pelham

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Name: Amy Dunkin on Mar 19, 2011

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Comments: I work in the city so if my child is sick or injured, I can't be at school in 5 minutes to get him. The school nurse is the person I depend on to administer to him in my absence. We are leaving Siwanoy in June as my younger son moves on to middle school, so whether Siwanoy has a full-time nurse next year won't be an issue for us. However, I think all present and future Siwanoy parents are entitled to the same reassurance I have had that there's always a trained medical professional on premises to care for their children.
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Name: Una B. Murray on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 535 Stellar Ave

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Name: Allison Douglass on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 439 Highbrook Ave

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Name: Carla Grammatica on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 442 Manor Ridge Road Pelham NY 10803

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Name: Joseph & Angela Keating on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 880 James Street

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Name: Jennie Driesen, RN on Mar 19, 2011

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Name: Suzanne Shannon on Mar 19, 2011

Address: 58 Harmon Ave, Pelham, NY

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Name: Cathy Banholzer on Mar 19, 2011

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URGENT: Petition To Save Full Time Nurses In Pelham Elementary Schools

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