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Discover practical tips and resources for school nurses to efficiently manage diabetes care in the school environment.

Ensure your child's safety and well-being at school with a comprehensive Diabetes Medical Management Plan (DMMP) and a tailored 504 Plan or IEP Program.

Information is meant to help inform teachers about how to keep kids with diabetes safe at school.

Join our Safe at School campaign today. Discover legal protections, written care plans, training, and support for schools to ensure the health and safety of children with diabetes.

Access training and support materials that can prepare and educate school staff to provide needed care to students with diabetes.

Check out Frequently Asked Questions about the care of students with diabetes especially for schools.

Checkout training resources, guidance for non-medical school personnel provided by diabetes health care professional.

The ADA, represented by Safe at School Director Crystal Woodward, is a long-standing member of the Virginia Diabetes Council (VDC), a volunteer-led diabetes organization that advocates for diabetes prevention, management, and healthier lifestyle choices for Virginians. VDC’s School Working Group, representing a collaboration of ADA, school nurses, diabetes providers, and state agencies, gathered at the Fairfax County Health Department on February 13 to develop standards for the use of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) in Virginia schools. Robust and strategic stakeholder discussions resulted

Discover how to hold religious schools accountable and advocate for inclusion of all viewpoints and backgrounds. Learn about available resources and strategies for ensuring adequate treatment in education.