School Based Health Center
Open to all students! School-Based Health Care is a program of Community Health Center, Inc. (CHC) with a location housed at J.M. Wright Technical High School. CHC is a private, non-profit agency with the mission of providing primary care and social services to all, particularly to those who cannot gain access to such services elsewhere.
For more information, visit the SBHC website or call the location at Wright Tech: 203-674-5779
***As of October 1, 2023, SBHC will have a new billing process for families that have health insurance. The Change in Billing letter outlines the information. For assistance or questions about this notice or billing, please contact the Billing Department at (888) 270-6698.
Contact Information
School Nurse, Wright Tech
Nurse Practitioner, SBHC
Theresa Darnow
darnowt@chc1.com
x21765
School Based Clinician, SBHC
Ginelle Carsillo
carsilg@chc1.com
x21780
School Based Clinician, SBHC
Imani DuBois
Email
x21877
Covid- 19 Guidance – State of Connecticut
Wright Tech and the other 16 Connecticut Technical High Schools have adopted protocols and procedures to ensure student health and safety during the Covid -19 pandemic. The following is the most current set of guidelines issued by the State of Connecticut. Updated Covid 19 Guidance
Food Allergies Information
According to the CTECS Procedural Plan for Managing Life Threatening Food Allergies (July 1, 2006), it is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to inform the school nurse about any serious or life threatening food allergies your child may have.
If your child has a food allergy requiring administration of prescribed medications (e.g. Epipen, Benadryl, etc.) or one that causes swelling of the face and/or throat, itching, vomiting or diarrhea, please notify the school nurse immediately. In addition to notifying the school nurse of your child’s food allergy, please obtain a written statement of such from your child’s health care provider. Also, please provide the medication(s) that are necessary in the treatment of your child’s food allergic reaction and the health care provider’s written authorization for this medication.
The information you provide about your child’s life threatening food allergy will be used to develop an Individualized Emergency Care Plan with you, for your child. This plan will be used to accommodate your child’s special needs in prevention and/or intervention of incidents involving the food allergen(s).Please remember, it is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to notify the school nurse any time there is a change in the health status of your child.
Forms & Policy
For a library of resources regarding School Nurse Forms & Policies, please visit the District site here.
