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Eddyville Charter School   ۝   541-875-2942   𝅷𝅷۝   EddyvilleCharterSchool.org
November 2020
Lots of changes! 
The Oregon Department of Education has made several changes, hopefully these changes will make the decision to stay home or go to school a little easier! 
One of these changes helps us determine who needs to stay home. If your student exhibits any of the primary COVID-19 symptoms, they will need to go/stay at home. Please see the back page for more information on duration students will need to remain out of school. 
Primary (Any of the following symptoms):
  • Excessive cough
  • New loss of taste/smell    
  • Chills
  • Fever of 100℉ or higher (this is a change from 100.4)
  • Shortness of breath (call 911)
  • Difficulty breathing
 
All other health concerns, please refer to the new exclusion guidelines at https://www.oregon.gov/ode/students-and-family/healthsafety/documents/commdisease.pdf, or give us a call! It can be difficult to keep up with the changes, and as always, this may change again. 

With so many changes that children have experienced this year with school, socializing etc, please do not hesitate to contact Ishah Roads-Pultz if your child needs extra support, counseling services, or if you have concerns. 
Take care and stay healthy! 
 
              
Betsy Brooks, RN 
Ishah Roads-Pultz, LPC




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School Counselor: Ishah Roads-Pultz, LPC
I grew up locally in Tidewater and graduated from Waldport High School in 1994. In between high school and college, I did a lot of traveling the world and figuring out life. I think one thing that led me to my current career is my love of experiencing the lives of others whether it be through my own experiences or through listening to others’.
I received a Bachelor’s of Social Science from Portland State University. I attended graduate school at George Fox University, commuting to Portland several times a week from the coast.
 In 2011 I graduated with a Master’s degree in Counseling. After graduate school I opened a private practice in Newport, and worked at the Olalla Center for Children and Families in Toledo.
I currently live in Toledo with my family- Steve, Khira, Madelynn, our Newfoundland Mocha Bleu, and cats Davey Jones, Loco, and Ezra.
I feel a special connection to this school, and I have developed many positive relationships with the students and their families over the years. My children started attending ECS in elementary and I grew to love and value the small school/family feel.  Several years back I worked very very part time here as the counselor, and I have watched the staff and culture at ECS continue to transform into an amazing and supportive school family
 I REALLY AM SO LUCKY!!!! to be able to work full-time now at Eddyville.-Ishah Roads-Pultz, LPC

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School Nurse: Betsy Brooks, RN
As an attendee at Siletz Schools from 1986-1994, and a 1998 graduate of Toledo High School, I am no stranger to small school life. I likely would have graduated from Siletz, but there was no high school in Siletz at that time! In 1999, I married my high school sweetheart, and we now have four children-Conner, 18, Anthony, 15, Sandy, 11 and Lilly, 7.  We live in Toledo with our two dogs, Billy and Paddy; cats, Buddy, Disney Junior, Charlie, Snow White, and a few strays we feed, and newly added barred rock chicks. 
After graduating from nursing school at Linn-Benton community college in 2004, I started my nursing career with the Lincoln County School District as a contracted nurse (only one year, and part time) and worked at Coastal Pediatrics (off and on for about five years) as a staff nurse as well. From there, I began working with the Lincoln County Health Department (LCHD) as a family planning nurse, which eventually lead me to work in school-based health centers throughout the county. In 2015, I went back to working with the Lincoln county school district as the nurse for Toledo, Lincoln City, Siletz and Eddyville schools. When Lincoln City began to require more time, another nurse was hired and I acquired Waldport schools in its place. During the years I worked for the school district, I worked with families, children and staff to make sure students with medical ailments were properly taken care of. I taught staff members in my schools how to care for various medically fragile students, and I taught sexual education for the entire school district! All this running around became tiring, so when Eddyville Charter School opened up a position for a nurse in October,  I jumped at the chance! 
As the nurse exclusively for Eddyville Charter School, I am working hard to expand health services for our students right here at school! I’m currently working with the LCHD to see what we can offer. I have also started teaching health for grades K-8, with an occasional appearance in the high school health class. This spring I will be teaching Yoga to staff members, and hope to teach students starting this Fall! Fun fact-my own mother taught yoga to High School Eagles a few years back!

I am proud to be a part of this school and community! Go Eagles!!--Betsy Brooks, RN
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