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Our Nurse

Delaney Wayland
Nurse
delaney.wayland@midlothianisd.org

My name is Delaney Wayland and I am so blessed to be the school nurse at Coleman Elementary!  I graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing with a Minor in Psychology from Tarleton State University in 2018.  I passed my NCLEX shortly after and have been a registered nurse my whole adult life.

Prior to working as a school nurse, I was a Pediatric Oncology nurse for 4 years.  I have also worked as a Patient Care Technician and in the Recovery room. Along with helping children with chronic health conditions manage their health at school,  I intervene with actual and potential health problems.  My role also encompasses screening services, health education and assistance with decision making about health.  It is my goal to help your child stay in school by encouraging healthy preventative practices.  I hope to do this in such a way that children respond positively to healthcare providers but also feel empowered to make decisions regarding their own bodies. 

CLINIC INFORMATION
Welcome to the Jean Coleman Elementary School Nurse web page. Here you will find our current school guidelines regarding exclusions to school.  Please feel free to contact me regarding any health concerns you may have for your child while attending Jean Coleman Elementary.
Attending school on a regular basis is important for each child’s academic and social development. If your child is absent, it is harder to keep up with his/her classwork.  
A student with any of the following symptoms will be excluded from school until such time as the student is free of symptoms, has been satisfactorily treated or submits a signed physician’s statement that he/she is not contagious. 

  • Temperature of 100 degrees or more. Student must be fever free for 24 hours, without medication, before re-entry
  • Undetermined rash over any part of the body accompanied by fever
  • Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. Student must be symptom free for 24 hours without medication before re-entry
  • Red, draining eyes
  • Intense itching with signs and symptoms of secondary infection
  • Open, draining lesions
  • Jaundice

For readmission, some diseases may require a statement from the student’s physician affirming that the student is not contagious.
 
If your child has any of the previously mentioned symptoms or conditions in the morning before coming to school, please keep the child at home. A child should remain at home until he/she is clear of fever or symptoms for 24 hours.

If your child requires any medical care or medication while at school, please visit the MISD Health and Wellness web page to view all forms that will need to be completed.  A licensed healthcare provider will have to sign forms for any prescription medication.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions.