School Nurse
About the job
- The nurse must be certified as a school nurse in the State of New Jersey and comply with all federal and state licensing regulations.
- The candidate must have considerable knowledge of medical disorders and treatment.
- The candidate must have considerable knowledge of child growth and development.
- The candidate must have working knowledge of public health programs and procedures for treatment in coordination with other health and social service agencies.
- Evaluate the physical condition of pupils in terms of developmental and present health status.
- Develop policies, procedures, and work standards for the school health program.
- Monitor compliance of the school health program with federal, state, and local laws and agencies.
- Screen staff and students, conduct health appraisals, and maintain records.
- Prepare health reports for the supervisor, board of education, and health department.
- Maintain the security of school health supplies.
- Correspond with parents about children's health needs.
- Manage student health records, including recording immunizations, health findings, and other relevant health data.
- Provide professional development for staff as requested.
- Participate in the child study team process as needed.
- Maintain and request orders for equipment and supplies for the nurse's office and first aid station.
- Administer medication to students as prescribed by a physician.
- Experience in an acute care setting is preferred.
About the company
Great Oaks Legacy operates a network of public charter schools in Newark, New Jersey, serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade. It provides a college-preparatory education across multiple campuses (elementary, middle, and high schools) funded by state and federal education funds, grants, and charitable donations. The schools work by delivering a rigorous curriculum within a supportive learning environment and leveraging public funding and philanthropic support to run programs aimed at helping students from underserved communities succeed academically. Its goal is to close the educational achievement gap and offer equitable opportunities for college readiness and success.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The charter renewal through January 2031 preserves operating runway and employer stability.
- Graduation reached 84.1% in 2026, outperforming many Newark district alternatives.
- Enrollment of 2,171 students in 2026 supports scale across multiple campuses.
What critics are saying
- Great Oaks Legacy posted 30.6% chronic absenteeism in 2026, crushing classroom continuity.
- Its 2026 math proficiency was 22.1%, exposing weak academic execution.
- Public charter funding depends on Newark enrollment; sustained attrition would hit budgets quickly.
What makes Great Oaks Legacy unique
- Great Oaks Legacy runs K-12 Newark campuses with college-prep continuity.
- Its 2026 CTE pathways in computer science and health science strengthen career alignment.
- NJDOE renewed Great Oaks Legacy through 2031, signaling statewide confidence.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Mental Health Support
Wellness Program
Gym Membership
401(k) Retirement Plan
Student Loan Assistance
Hybrid Work Options
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Company News
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Twelve students from Great Oaks Legacy Charter School (GOLCS) recently teamed up with the Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District (LPCCD) to clean up Newark's South Ward as part of the city's "Slam Dunk the Junk" initiative.