Healthy Kids Make Better Students.
Better Students Make Healthy Communities.

Casey Brawner -- Director, Nursing/Health Services

For more information about Coordinated School Health and for a description of the eight components of a coordinated school health program, click here to take you to the Official Web site of the State of Tennessee. 

Casey Brawner, RN -- Director, School Health Services

Heather Stubblefield, RN -- Fairlane Elementary School

Alicia Thompson, LPN -- Central Elementary School

Katrina Carr, RN -- Lafayette Elementary School

Rebecca Stone, LPN -- Macon County Junior High School

Jessica Barlow, LPN -- Macon County High School

Kathy Birdwell, LPN -- Red Boiling Springs School

Alyssa Jenkins, LPN -- Westside Elementary School

Trena Bray, RN--Float Nurse

• Improved School Performance

• Consolidation of Resources

• Productive and Capable Students

• Community and Family Involvement

• Empowerment and Enhanced Preparation for Teachers

• Locally Determined Programs and Policies

• Improved Attendance

• Less Smoking Among Students and Staff

• Lower Rates of Teen Pregnancy

• Increased Participation in Physical Fitness Activities

• Greater Interest in Weight Control, Cholesterol Levels, and Healthy Diets

• Increased Use of School Health and Counseling Services

• Decreased Disciplinary Problems

• Prevention of Health-Risk Behaviors such as the Use of Alcohol and Other Drugs

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