David Thein, MBA, BSN, RN
District Health Services Coordinator
204 Wright Ave., Schertz, TX 78154
Email David Thein
Phone (210) 945-6019
Fax (210) 945-6846
Welcome to Health Services
"Healthy Children Learn Better, School Nurses Make it Happen!"
Welcome to SCUC ISD Health Services—a place where students' wellness is at the heart of everything we do! Our goal is simple: to help every student thrive by providing caring support and promoting healthy habits that support our students in their ability to reach their academic and wellness goals. Whether it's managing health conditions or offering first aid, our dedicated team is here to help with expert care and understanding.
But we're not just about treating illnesses. We're passionate about teaching students how to stay healthy through education. From health screenings to nutrition tips, we're here to empower students to make smart choices and live better lives.
Explore our webpage to find resources and programs that can support our students, staff, and families.
School nursing is a specialized field dedicated to safeguarding and enhancing student health, fostering their development, and fostering academic achievement. School nurses, guided by ethical and evidence-based practices, serve as leaders who connect healthcare and education, coordinate care, advocate for student-centered services, and collaborate to create systems that empower individuals and communities to thrive.
Board of Directors
National Association of School Nurses
Health Notices
School Health Information
Immunizations
Food In The Classroom & Allergy Awareness
The District takes great care in making sure all students feel welcomed and safe withing the classroom. Certain foods may trigger life threatening allergic reactions. The Healthy Classroom List was developed to help parents and school staff select healthy and nut-free snack options when bringing in snacks for the entire class events such as birthdays, holidays, rewards, etc.
Keeping All Kids Safe!
Food In The Classroom & Allergy Awareness
Did You Know?
Healthy kids are sweet enough
Kids age 2-18 should have less than 25 grams or six teaspoons of added sugars daily for a healthy heart.
Smart Snack Calculator
Visit foodplanner.healthiergeneration.org/calculator to check to see if your product meets the healthy snack list standards.