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App Lets School Nurses, Parents View Student Health Data

Posted on December 7, 2018June 25, 2025 by Dissent

WNEP reports:

It’s that time of year when nurses’ offices in schools across the country are full of children feeling ill.


At Saint Clair Area Elementary School, the school is participating in a program aimed towards keeping its students healthy during flu season with some help from technology.

[…]


FLUency is a health program by Kinsa, a company that makes smart thermometers that connect to an app, allowing school nurses and parents to keep track of illnesses that are present in schools.

[…]


Saint Clair Area Elementary School is one of 500 schools across the country to participate in the program. So far, 90 families here have the thermometers inside their homes.

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