A third of schools don't have a nurse. Here's why that's a problem – Lowell Sun

The nation is facing high rates of chronic illnesses among K-12 students, such as diabetes and asthma, along with an unprecedented mental health crisis among youth, and school nurses are at the front lines — often, alone.

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