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School Nurses

What do School Nurses Do?

School nurses play a critical role in supporting the health, wellness, and academic success of students nationwide. They address healthcare needs, ensuring that students can thrive in the classroom and beyond. The challenges students face today—from chronic illnesses to mental health struggles—demand comprehensive, accessible care, which school nurses uniquely provide. With over 25% of students managing chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and epilepsy, the presence of a school nurse ensures these children can thrive in a safe and supportive environment.

Mary Larsen

Mary Larsen RN
District Nurse
(248) 489-3839 (desk)
mary.larsen@fpsk12.net

Leslie Wirth

Leslie Wirth RN
District Nurse
(248) 489-3839 (desk)
leslie.wirth@fpsk12.net

Kim Giguere

Kim Giguere, RN BSN
Farmington Early Childhood Center Nurse
(248) 426-2648 (desk)
kimberley.giguere@fpsk12.net

At Farmington Public Schools, each school in the district is assigned a primary nurse who serves as the first point of contact for student health concerns. If the primary nurse is unavailable, staff should reach out to the other District Nurse for support.

Visions Unlimited is jointly overseen by both District Nurses to ensure consistent coverage and care.

Please reach out to your assigned nurse for individualized health training at your school!

Primary Nurse:
Mary Larsen, RN
Primary Nurse:
Leslie Wirth, RN

Farmington High School

Farmington Central High School

North Farmington High School

Farmington Steam Academy

East Middle School

Warner Middle School

Power Middle School

Beechview

Hillside

Lanigan

Kenbrook

Longacre
 

Gill
SXI Licensed Practical Nurse: Melissa O'Neil

Forest
 

FECC
Preschool/Head Start Nurse: Kim Giguere


Wood Creek

Visions Unlimited
Licensed Practical Nurse: Jane VanDeusen