Please contact your school nurse regarding your student's health issues and concerns, hospitalizations and/or treatment changes.

 

 

Hello!  My name is Krystal Norman and I am the school nurse at Heritage Rose Elementary. I have been a Registered Nurse for 9 years working in various NICU's in Texas, Louisiana and California before becoming the school nurse at Heritage Rose.  

 

I was born and raised in North Louisiana and have lived in the Houston area for a few years.  I am a crafter at heart and enjoy making resin art and homemade soaps.   While not at school, I spend time with my husband, crafting and working in our garden.   

 

I am teamed up with two awesome clinic assistants, Carla Jones and Carmen Maciel, who have supported this clinic for many years.  They provide excellent care to the students of Heritage Rose. Mrs. Jones can be found assisting in the clinic in the morning while Mrs. Maciel can be found assisting in the clinic in the afternoon.  I am happy to have such a wonderful team.

 

Let's have a wonderful and invigorating New School Year!!

 

Carla Jones has been employed by the Fort Bend Independent School District in various positions since 2001. She is originally from the Houston area and is a Fort Bend ISD graduate. Outside of work, Ms. Jones enjoys dancing and spending time with her family, including her husband and two children as well as her extended family. Ms. Jones is active in her community and enjoys helping, inspiring and befriending others.

 

Carmen Maciel has been employed by the Fort Bend Independent School District in various roles for 9 years. She is originally from Mexico City, Mexico and has lived in the Houston area for approximately 14 years. Ms. Maciel is bilingual, speaking English and Spanish fluently. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, camping, and spending time with her family, especially her two sons.

 

 

 

Vision, Hearing, Height and Weight Screens
Each year, it is required that students in pre-k, kindergarten, 1st grade, 3rd grade, 5th grade, and students who are newly enrolled in the district undergo vision and hearing screens as well as a check of their height and weight. Only a check of height and weight is performed on students in the 2nd grade and 4th grade. For students who do not pass a vision or hearing screen on the first attempt, a second attempt is made and, if the student again does not pass, a referral letter is sent home with the student to encourage the parent/guardian to take the student to a physician for further assessment. If you receive a referral letter pertaining to vision or hearing results for your child, please return the indicated portion of the referral letter to the clinic after your child has been seen by a physician.  Our utmost priority is to ensure that our students are able to see and hear to the best of their ability, as this will indeed affect their classroom performance.