Glen Lake Elementary Health Services
Laura Kelzer, RN, BSN, PHN
Licensed School Nurse
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Laura.Kelzer@hopkinsschools.org
(office) 952-988-5204
(fax) 952-988-5199
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Laura Kelzer, RN, BSN, PHN
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Laura.Kelzer@hopkinsschools.org
(office) 952-988-5204
(fax) 952-988-5199Open allClose all
Meet the Nurse!
- "Promoting Student Health for Student Success"
Hello! My name is Laura Kelzer. I am the new Licensed School Nurse at Glen Lake Elementary and I'm looking forward to getting to know all the wonderful students during the upcoming school year. I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Bethel University and worked for the past four years with Pediatric Home Service as a home care nurse, working with intensive care need kiddos in the home and school settings.
I work with students, families, and school staff to promote health, prevent illness, manage chronic health problems and care for acute illness and injuries. I am also reponsible for health related educational evaluations and participate in Special Education planning. I can assist you with referrals to community health resources, including low cost medical care, vision services, and hearing assessments.
If your child has a chronic health condition such as asthma, diabetes, seizures, or severe allergies, please contact the nurse's office to discuss the specific needs of your child to ensure that proper care and treatment will be provided in case of an emergency.
I look forward to getting to know everyone this year! Please don't hesitate to email with any questions or concerns!
Frequently Used Forms
- These forms are provided for your convenience. Click on the link to download these commonly used forms in the Health Office.
Kindergarten Registration Forms
- Physical Exam Forms
Immunizations
- To go to school in Minnesota, students must
show they've had the required immunizations or
file a legal exemption with the school.
Medications at School
- Some students may require medication to be administered during the school day.
Policy
- The administration of medication by school personnel to students in school shall be done only with written authorization and direction of a physician for prescription drugs and with written authorization and direction of a parent / guardian for over the counter drugs.
- Prescription medication bottles should include physician's name and pharmacy name.
- All medications, prescription and nonprescription medications must be in their original container.
- Medication that is not FDA approved will not be administered in school.
- It is acceptable for secondary students with asthma to carry inhalers. Elementary students should keep inhalers in the Health Office unless specific written permission to carry the inhaler is received from the physician and the parent/guardian.
- Students are only allowed to take medication in school when it is given to them by the school nurse in the health office.
- Parents are required to fill out a medication form for the school nurse.
- Compliance with the conditions listed above must be renewed each year.
Illness and Injuries
Health Promotion
Health Care Resources
- General Information
- All Hazards Preparedness