Health Services
Health Services
Health Team
2026-2027 School Year
| School / Role | Health Team Member(s) |
|---|---|
| Marie Bauer | — |
| Kermit King | Julie Harris, LVN |
| Glen Speck | Allison Hayes, LVN |
| Winifred Pifer | Claudia Mejia, RN |
| Pat Butler | Peggy Harden, LVN |
| Virginia Peterson | Rena Powers, LPT; Kelly Sauret, LVN |
| Georgia Brown | Esmeralda Nieto, LVN |
| Lewis Flamson Jr. High | Jessica Grimes, LPT |
| Paso Robles High School | Krystal Horton, LVN |
| Coordinator of Health Services | Ashley Aiello, RN |
| School Nurse | Kayla Bullard, RN |
| Health Assistants | Becky Stanley; Linda Fore; Shanti Talaugon; Jessica Oppenau; Samantha Lorz |
Ashley Aiello, RN — Coordinator of Health Services
- Secondary Schools
- Georgia Brown
- Department Supervisor
Kayla Bullard, RN — School Nurse
- Elementary Schools
- Preschool
Roles and Responsibilities
Credentialed School Nurse
- IEP/504 Team Member
- LVN Support
- Develop Health Care Plans
- Implement Health Initiatives
- Health Screening (Hearing/Vision)
- Health Staffing
- Health Education
- Home and Hospital Review
Site Health Staff
(LVN/RN/Psych Tech)
- Skilled Nursing Procedures
- Implement Health Care Plans
- Medication Administration
- Concussion Management
- Health Records Management
- First Aid
- Data Entry
School Site Clerical Staff
- Follow Health Care Plans
- Medication Administration
- First Aid
- Data Entry
The role of the Credentialed School Nurse is to provide medical leadership in the school community to oversee school health policies and programs. The school nurse serves a pivotal role in providing expertise on health services and promoting health education.
Nursing support staff working at the site level are Licensed, Vocational Nurses or Psychiatric Technicians. The district currently employs eleven LVN/Psych Techs who are each assigned to a school or program. The role of the site nurse is to manage immediate medical emergencies, promote health among students daily, assist with medication administration (injections), and provide specialized nursing procedures.
School & Outdoor Event Air Quality Recommendations
Protect Student Health During Poor Air Quality
Air quality is an important consideration for schools in terms of student activities. This recommendation guide is for schools, coaches, and event coordinators regarding student exposure to fine particulate (smoke and dust) air pollution.
| Air Quality Level | AQI | Visibility |
|---|---|---|
| GOOD — Level 1 | 0–50 | ≥ 11 miles |
| MODERATE — Level 2 | 51–100 | 6–10 miles |
| UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS — Level 3 | 101–150 | 3–5 miles |
| UNHEALTHY — Level 4 | 151–200 | 1.5–2.75 miles |
| VERY UNHEALTHY — Level 5 | 201–300 | 1–1.25 miles |
| HAZARDOUS — Level 6 | 301–500 | < 1 mile |
Air Quality Conditions
Check Current Air Quality Conditions
You can also view smoke plumes and real-time air quality impacts in your community.
Heat Guidelines for Athletics, Recess & PE
PRJUSD uses the Real-Time Outdoor Activity Risk (ROAR) guidelines to help schools make decisions about outdoor student activities during periods of extreme heat or poor air quality. The guidelines outline recommended adjustments for recess, physical education, athletic practices, and sporting events based on current temperature and air quality conditions, with additional precautions for sensitive individuals.
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Wet Bulb Globe Temperature Guidance for Athletics
The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Extreme Heat and Air Quality Policy provides required guidance for protecting student-athletes during periods of excessive heat and poor air quality. The policy outlines how schools should use Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) readings to assess heat risk, establishes required activity modifications and cancellation thresholds, and provides guidance for heat acclimatization and air quality monitoring during practices and competitions.
It also includes recommendations for modifying or canceling athletic activities as air quality worsens, with additional precautions for students with asthma, cardiac conditions, or other respiratory concerns.
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