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The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and the Illinois Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) program honored Patricia O’Connor RN, M.Ed, ILCSN with a special pediatric care award for her contributions to childhood care. The Ron W. Lee, MD – Excellence in Pediatric Care Awards are given annually by IDPH and EMSC to recognize those dedicated to pediatric emergency care and childhood injury prevention initiatives. Mrs. Patricia “Pat” O’Connor is a nurse at Bower Elementary.
Sheila Grogan nominated Pat for her practice as a Registered Nurse over the past 36 years and for her dedicated work with children in DuPage County public schools as a Certified School Nurse for the past 21 years. As a nurse in the District, Pat coordinates with families, physicians and local emergency medical services the daily care of students. She has developed emergency care plans for students with special needs, allergies, seizure disorders, asthma and many other chronic conditions. Pat also serves an important role on the District’s safety committee.
Through the Illinois Association of School Nurses, Pat has served on the Illinois Terrorism Task Force Pediatric Preparedness Workgroup, Statewide Pediatric Disaster Surge Plan Committee, as a member of the Illinois Brain Injury Association, and a representative to the planning committee for the School Nurse Emergency Care Course.
“I want to thank Patricia O’Connor for her dedication to pediatric care through her clinical work, health promotion advocacy, prevention efforts, scholarly activities, and policy, protocol and program creation. ‘Nurse Pat’ exemplifies clinical excellence and is very deserving of the Ron W. Lee, MD Pediatric Award,” said Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck.
District 200 nurse and co-chair of the Health Service Department Kris Fontanarosa says, “To me, the light in the eyes of understanding, trust, and hope I that I see reflected in Nurse Pat’s students, parents, staff and community stakeholders she works with is a testimony to the exemplary care she has spent a lifetime in providing her students and community.”
The Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care awards are presented each May. Dr. Lee was the director of emergency medicine at Loyola University Medical Center and was instrumental in establishing and fostering the EMSC program in Illinois. He passed away in 1998.
Pat says that she is so honored to receive the award. “To be nominated for such a prestigious award by my peers and colleagues is such an honor for me professionally.” Pat was nominated by Kris Fontanarosa, Sue Thiesen, Sheila Grogan, and Dr. Robert Rammer from District 200 and Marian Meyers from the Illinois Association of School Nurses.
Pat O’Connor receives the Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care with (from left to right) Mark Kohlmann, Sue Theisen, Judy Lutz, Robert Rammer, Joanne Panopoulos, Kevin O’Connor, Pat O’Connor, Ryan O’Connor, Marleen Bucholdt, Evelyn Lyons, and Sheila Grogan.
Visit From Singapore’s Ministry of Education
District 200 welcomed 16 visitors from Singapore’s Ministry of Education on April 29th. During their tour of the United States, the visitors met with Dr. Brian Harris, Superintendent of Schools; Joanne Panopoulos, Assistant Superintendent for Student Services; and Donna Kozica, Social Work Department Chair; and Dr. Beth Sullivan, Principal at Hubble to learn how District 200 is addressing the social emotional well-being of our students.
During the visit, our guests learned about systems District 200 has in place including crisis team, and other activities and strategies utilized to ensure the social and emotional well-being of our students. According to Mrs. Joanne Panopoulos, the visit was “a unique opportunity for District 200 to share some of our strategies and to learn from the visitors.”
District 200 leadership shares strategies for ensuring the social and emotional well-being of our students.
Taste of Wheaton
CARNIVAL • FOOD • ENTERTAINMENT • ARTS & CRAFTS
COSLEY ZOO 5K/10K RUN • BEER & WINE GARDEN • MARKET PLACE EXPO
Fun for the Whole Family!
All You Can Ride Carnival Wristband - 15% discount if purchased in advance!Advanced Purchase (prior to May 24) = $17
Onsite Day of Carnival= $20
Purchase wristbands at the Community Center—1777 S Blanchard Rd or DuPage County Historical Museum--- 102 E. Wesley. For more information visit www.wheatonparkdistrict.com/taste
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The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and the Illinois Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) program honored Patricia O’Connor RN, M.Ed, ILCSN with a special pediatric care award for her contributions to childhood care. The Ron W. Lee, MD – Excellence in Pediatric Care Awards are given annually by IDPH and EMSC to recognize those dedicated to pediatric emergency care and childhood injury prevention initiatives. Mrs. Patricia “Pat” O’Connor is a nurse at Bower Elementary.
Sheila Grogan nominated Pat for her practice as a Registered Nurse over the past 36 years and for her dedicated work with children in DuPage County public schools as a Certified School Nurse for the past 21 years. As a nurse in the District, Pat coordinates with families, physicians and local emergency medical services the daily care of students. She has developed emergency care plans for students with special needs, allergies, seizure disorders, asthma and many other chronic conditions. Pat also serves an important role on the District’s safety committee.
Through the Illinois Association of School Nurses, Pat has served on the Illinois Terrorism Task Force Pediatric Preparedness Workgroup, Statewide Pediatric Disaster Surge Plan Committee, as a member of the Illinois Brain Injury Association, and a representative to the planning committee for the School Nurse Emergency Care Course.
“I want to thank Patricia O’Connor for her dedication to pediatric care through her clinical work, health promotion advocacy, prevention efforts, scholarly activities, and policy, protocol and program creation. ‘Nurse Pat’ exemplifies clinical excellence and is very deserving of the Ron W. Lee, MD Pediatric Award,” said Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck.
District 200 nurse and co-chair of the Health Service Department Kris Fontanarosa says, “To me, the light in the eyes of understanding, trust, and hope I that I see reflected in Nurse Pat’s students, parents, staff and community stakeholders she works with is a testimony to the exemplary care she has spent a lifetime in providing her students and community.”
The Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care awards are presented each May. Dr. Lee was the director of emergency medicine at Loyola University Medical Center and was instrumental in establishing and fostering the EMSC program in Illinois. He passed away in 1998.
Pat says that she is so honored to receive the award. “To be nominated for such a prestigious award by my peers and colleagues is such an honor for me professionally.” Pat was nominated by Kris Fontanarosa, Sue Thiesen, Sheila Grogan, and Dr. Robert Rammer from District 200 and Marian Meyers from the Illinois Association of School Nurses.
Pat O’Connor receives the Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care with (from left to right) Mark Kohlmann, Sue Theisen, Judy Lutz, Robert Rammer, Joanne Panopoulos, Kevin O’Connor, Pat O’Connor, Ryan O’Connor, Marleen Bucholdt, Evelyn Lyons, and Sheila Grogan.
Visit From Singapore’s Ministry of Education
District 200 welcomed 16 visitors from Singapore’s Ministry of Education on April 29th. During their tour of the United States, the visitors met with Dr. Brian Harris, Superintendent of Schools; Joanne Panopoulos, Assistant Superintendent for Student Services; and Donna Kozica, Social Work Department Chair; and Dr. Beth Sullivan, Principal at Hubble to learn how District 200 is addressing the social emotional well-being of our students.
During the visit, our guests learned about systems District 200 has in place including crisis team, and other activities and strategies utilized to ensure the social and emotional well-being of our students. According to Mrs. Joanne Panopoulos, the visit was “a unique opportunity for District 200 to share some of our strategies and to learn from the visitors.”
District 200 leadership shares strategies for ensuring the social and emotional well-being of our students.
Taste of Wheaton
CARNIVAL • FOOD • ENTERTAINMENT • ARTS & CRAFTS
COSLEY ZOO 5K/10K RUN • BEER & WINE GARDEN • MARKET PLACE EXPO
Fun for the Whole Family!
All You Can Ride Carnival Wristband - 15% discount if purchased in advance!Advanced Purchase (prior to May 24) = $17
Onsite Day of Carnival= $20
Purchase wristbands at the Community Center—1777 S Blanchard Rd or DuPage County Historical Museum--- 102 E. Wesley. For more information visit www.wheatonparkdistrict.com/taste
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The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and the Illinois Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) program honored Patricia O’Connor RN, M.Ed, ILCSN with a special pediatric care award for her contributions to childhood care. The Ron W. Lee, MD – Excellence in Pediatric Care Awards are given annually by IDPH and EMSC to recognize those dedicated to pediatric emergency care and childhood injury prevention initiatives. Mrs. Patricia “Pat” O’Connor is a nurse at Bower Elementary.
Sheila Grogan nominated Pat for her practice as a Registered Nurse over the past 36 years and for her dedicated work with children in DuPage County public schools as a Certified School Nurse for the past 21 years. As a nurse in the District, Pat coordinates with families, physicians and local emergency medical services the daily care of students. She has developed emergency care plans for students with special needs, allergies, seizure disorders, asthma and many other chronic conditions. Pat also serves an important role on the District’s safety committee.
Through the Illinois Association of School Nurses, Pat has served on the Illinois Terrorism Task Force Pediatric Preparedness Workgroup, Statewide Pediatric Disaster Surge Plan Committee, as a member of the Illinois Brain Injury Association, and a representative to the planning committee for the School Nurse Emergency Care Course.
“I want to thank Patricia O’Connor for her dedication to pediatric care through her clinical work, health promotion advocacy, prevention efforts, scholarly activities, and policy, protocol and program creation. ‘Nurse Pat’ exemplifies clinical excellence and is very deserving of the Ron W. Lee, MD Pediatric Award,” said Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck.
District 200 nurse and co-chair of the Health Service Department Kris Fontanarosa says, “To me, the light in the eyes of understanding, trust, and hope I that I see reflected in Nurse Pat’s students, parents, staff and community stakeholders she works with is a testimony to the exemplary care she has spent a lifetime in providing her students and community.”
The Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care awards are presented each May. Dr. Lee was the director of emergency medicine at Loyola University Medical Center and was instrumental in establishing and fostering the EMSC program in Illinois. He passed away in 1998.
Pat says that she is so honored to receive the award. “To be nominated for such a prestigious award by my peers and colleagues is such an honor for me professionally.” Pat was nominated by Kris Fontanarosa, Sue Thiesen, Sheila Grogan, and Dr. Robert Rammer from District 200 and Marian Meyers from the Illinois Association of School Nurses.
Pat O’Connor receives the Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care with (from left to right) Mark Kohlmann, Sue Theisen, Judy Lutz, Robert Rammer, Joanne Panopoulos, Kevin O’Connor, Pat O’Connor, Ryan O’Connor, Marleen Bucholdt, Evelyn Lyons, and Sheila Grogan.
Visit From Singapore’s Ministry of Education
District 200 welcomed 16 visitors from Singapore’s Ministry of Education on April 29th. During their tour of the United States, the visitors met with Dr. Brian Harris, Superintendent of Schools; Joanne Panopoulos, Assistant Superintendent for Student Services; and Donna Kozica, Social Work Department Chair; and Dr. Beth Sullivan, Principal at Hubble to learn how District 200 is addressing the social emotional well-being of our students.
During the visit, our guests learned about systems District 200 has in place including crisis team, and other activities and strategies utilized to ensure the social and emotional well-being of our students. According to Mrs. Joanne Panopoulos, the visit was “a unique opportunity for District 200 to share some of our strategies and to learn from the visitors.”
District 200 leadership shares strategies for ensuring the social and emotional well-being of our students.
Taste of Wheaton
CARNIVAL • FOOD • ENTERTAINMENT • ARTS & CRAFTS
COSLEY ZOO 5K/10K RUN • BEER & WINE GARDEN • MARKET PLACE EXPO
Fun for the Whole Family!
All You Can Ride Carnival Wristband - 15% discount if purchased in advance!Advanced Purchase (prior to May 24) = $17
Onsite Day of Carnival= $20
Purchase wristbands at the Community Center—1777 S Blanchard Rd or DuPage County Historical Museum--- 102 E. Wesley. For more information visit www.wheatonparkdistrict.com/taste
“Like” Us On Facebook
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The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and the Illinois Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) program honored Patricia O’Connor RN, M.Ed, ILCSN with a special pediatric care award for her contributions to childhood care. The Ron W. Lee, MD – Excellence in Pediatric Care Awards are given annually by IDPH and EMSC to recognize those dedicated to pediatric emergency care and childhood injury prevention initiatives. Mrs. Patricia “Pat” O’Connor is a nurse at Bower Elementary.
Sheila Grogan nominated Pat for her practice as a Registered Nurse over the past 36 years and for her dedicated work with children in DuPage County public schools as a Certified School Nurse for the past 21 years. As a nurse in the District, Pat coordinates with families, physicians and local emergency medical services the daily care of students. She has developed emergency care plans for students with special needs, allergies, seizure disorders, asthma and many other chronic conditions. Pat also serves an important role on the District’s safety committee.
Through the Illinois Association of School Nurses, Pat has served on the Illinois Terrorism Task Force Pediatric Preparedness Workgroup, Statewide Pediatric Disaster Surge Plan Committee, as a member of the Illinois Brain Injury Association, and a representative to the planning committee for the School Nurse Emergency Care Course.
“I want to thank Patricia O’Connor for her dedication to pediatric care through her clinical work, health promotion advocacy, prevention efforts, scholarly activities, and policy, protocol and program creation. ‘Nurse Pat’ exemplifies clinical excellence and is very deserving of the Ron W. Lee, MD Pediatric Award,” said Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck.
District 200 nurse and co-chair of the Health Service Department Kris Fontanarosa says, “To me, the light in the eyes of understanding, trust, and hope I that I see reflected in Nurse Pat’s students, parents, staff and community stakeholders she works with is a testimony to the exemplary care she has spent a lifetime in providing her students and community.”
The Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care awards are presented each May. Dr. Lee was the director of emergency medicine at Loyola University Medical Center and was instrumental in establishing and fostering the EMSC program in Illinois. He passed away in 1998.
Pat says that she is so honored to receive the award. “To be nominated for such a prestigious award by my peers and colleagues is such an honor for me professionally.” Pat was nominated by Kris Fontanarosa, Sue Thiesen, Sheila Grogan, and Dr. Robert Rammer from District 200 and Marian Meyers from the Illinois Association of School Nurses.
Pat O’Connor receives the Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care with (from left to right) Mark Kohlmann, Sue Theisen, Judy Lutz, Robert Rammer, Joanne Panopoulos, Kevin O’Connor, Pat O’Connor, Ryan O’Connor, Marleen Bucholdt, Evelyn Lyons, and Sheila Grogan.
Visit From Singapore’s Ministry of Education
District 200 welcomed 16 visitors from Singapore’s Ministry of Education on April 29th. During their tour of the United States, the visitors met with Dr. Brian Harris, Superintendent of Schools; Joanne Panopoulos, Assistant Superintendent for Student Services; and Donna Kozica, Social Work Department Chair; and Dr. Beth Sullivan, Principal at Hubble to learn how District 200 is addressing the social emotional well-being of our students.
During the visit, our guests learned about systems District 200 has in place including crisis team, and other activities and strategies utilized to ensure the social and emotional well-being of our students. According to Mrs. Joanne Panopoulos, the visit was “a unique opportunity for District 200 to share some of our strategies and to learn from the visitors.”
District 200 leadership shares strategies for ensuring the social and emotional well-being of our students.
Taste of Wheaton
CARNIVAL • FOOD • ENTERTAINMENT • ARTS & CRAFTS
COSLEY ZOO 5K/10K RUN • BEER & WINE GARDEN • MARKET PLACE EXPO
Fun for the Whole Family!
All You Can Ride Carnival Wristband - 15% discount if purchased in advance!Advanced Purchase (prior to May 24) = $17
Onsite Day of Carnival= $20
Purchase wristbands at the Community Center—1777 S Blanchard Rd or DuPage County Historical Museum--- 102 E. Wesley. For more information visit www.wheatonparkdistrict.com/taste
“Like” Us On Facebook
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The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and the Illinois Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) program honored Patricia O’Connor RN, M.Ed, ILCSN with a special pediatric care award for her contributions to childhood care. The Ron W. Lee, MD – Excellence in Pediatric Care Awards are given annually by IDPH and EMSC to recognize those dedicated to pediatric emergency care and childhood injury prevention initiatives. Mrs. Patricia “Pat” O’Connor is a nurse at Bower Elementary.
Sheila Grogan nominated Pat for her practice as a Registered Nurse over the past 36 years and for her dedicated work with children in DuPage County public schools as a Certified School Nurse for the past 21 years. As a nurse in the District, Pat coordinates with families, physicians and local emergency medical services the daily care of students. She has developed emergency care plans for students with special needs, allergies, seizure disorders, asthma and many other chronic conditions. Pat also serves an important role on the District’s safety committee.
Through the Illinois Association of School Nurses, Pat has served on the Illinois Terrorism Task Force Pediatric Preparedness Workgroup, Statewide Pediatric Disaster Surge Plan Committee, as a member of the Illinois Brain Injury Association, and a representative to the planning committee for the School Nurse Emergency Care Course.
“I want to thank Patricia O’Connor for her dedication to pediatric care through her clinical work, health promotion advocacy, prevention efforts, scholarly activities, and policy, protocol and program creation. ‘Nurse Pat’ exemplifies clinical excellence and is very deserving of the Ron W. Lee, MD Pediatric Award,” said Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck.
District 200 nurse and co-chair of the Health Service Department Kris Fontanarosa says, “To me, the light in the eyes of understanding, trust, and hope I that I see reflected in Nurse Pat’s students, parents, staff and community stakeholders she works with is a testimony to the exemplary care she has spent a lifetime in providing her students and community.”
The Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care awards are presented each May. Dr. Lee was the director of emergency medicine at Loyola University Medical Center and was instrumental in establishing and fostering the EMSC program in Illinois. He passed away in 1998.
Pat says that she is so honored to receive the award. “To be nominated for such a prestigious award by my peers and colleagues is such an honor for me professionally.” Pat was nominated by Kris Fontanarosa, Sue Thiesen, Sheila Grogan, and Dr. Robert Rammer from District 200 and Marian Meyers from the Illinois Association of School Nurses.
Pat O’Connor receives the Ron W. Lee, MD Excellence in Pediatric Care with (from left to right) Mark Kohlmann, Sue Theisen, Judy Lutz, Robert Rammer, Joanne Panopoulos, Kevin O’Connor, Pat O’Connor, Ryan O’Connor, Marleen Bucholdt, Evelyn Lyons, and Sheila Grogan.
Visit From Singapore’s Ministry of Education
District 200 welcomed 16 visitors from Singapore’s Ministry of Education on April 29th. During their tour of the United States, the visitors met with Dr. Brian Harris, Superintendent of Schools; Joanne Panopoulos, Assistant Superintendent for Student Services; and Donna Kozica, Social Work Department Chair; and Dr. Beth Sullivan, Principal at Hubble to learn how District 200 is addressing the social emotional well-being of our students.
During the visit, our guests learned about systems District 200 has in place including crisis team, and other activities and strategies utilized to ensure the social and emotional well-being of our students. According to Mrs. Joanne Panopoulos, the visit was “a unique opportunity for District 200 to share some of our strategies and to learn from the visitors.”
District 200 leadership shares strategies for ensuring the social and emotional well-being of our students.
Taste of Wheaton
CARNIVAL • FOOD • ENTERTAINMENT • ARTS & CRAFTS
COSLEY ZOO 5K/10K RUN • BEER & WINE GARDEN • MARKET PLACE EXPO
Fun for the Whole Family!
All You Can Ride Carnival Wristband - 15% discount if purchased in advance!Advanced Purchase (prior to May 24) = $17
Onsite Day of Carnival= $20
Purchase wristbands at the Community Center—1777 S Blanchard Rd or DuPage County Historical Museum--- 102 E. Wesley. For more information visit www.wheatonparkdistrict.com/taste
“Like” Us On Facebook
Are you on Facebook? Keep up with what’s going on in District 200 and “LIKE” us on Facebook. To visit the District 200 Facebook page, click here.
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