New York State Center for School Health (NYSCSH)

The Center provides technical resources, education, and support
to school health professionals and health educators across New York State.
We support more than school nurses and School Medical Directors!
We are here to provide support to the entire coordinated school health team, which includes Coaches,
PE/Health Teachers, Administrators, Health Care Practitioners, Counselors, Parents, etc.
Learn more about how the New York State Center for School Health (NYSCSH) can help YOU!
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About NYSCSH and How to Use our Website.

NYSCSH Overview Brochure (8/2024)
This full color brochure provides an overview of the Center and how we support NYS School Health Professionals. It contains contact information and can be printed and shared with others.

NYSCSH Information & Website Overview (8/2026)
This updated resource provides a brief history and overview outlining the Center's work to provide assistance and support to school health personnel. It also provides an overview on how to effectively use the NYSCSH website.

NYSCSH Website Video Tutorial - Update Coming Soon
This brief video shows you how to effectively navigate the website.

Website FAQs

Website FAQs

Q: Can I use the resources and information on the website to create resources for my own school district?
A: Yes, our Terms of Agreement allow you to use whatever resources are on the website. Please read our Terms of Use when using our materials and how to credit NYSCSH.

Q: How can I submit a link that is broken or request resources I don't see?
A: You can use the Website Feedback link at the bottom of each page. You can also use that link to submit requests for resources not currently on the website.

Q: My computer seems to show me an outdated or old page on the website. How can I see the page?
A: You will want to clear your browser cache.
Your browser has a folder where certain items that have been downloaded are stored for future use. Graphic images (such as buttons and icons), photos, and even entire web pages are examples of items that are saved or cached. When visiting a web page, your browser checks if a copy of the files on the page is in its cache already. If so, it will save the visitor some downloading and make the web page load faster. Some browsers refer to the cache as Temporary Internet Files.

Q: Where is the Contact Us Page?
A: A Contact Us button is located at the top of each page of the website. There is also contact information at the bottom of every page.

Page Updated 8/13/26

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