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5-406 C. R. S) to address the shortage of qualified school nurses by providing critical funding to increase access to school nurses in school districts and charter schools throughout Colorado.
The Colorado School Nurse Grant Program provides funding to eligible K-12 schools in Colorado to increase the availability of K-12 school nursing services in Colorado public schools. #### Colorado School Nurse Grant Program recipients The Colorado School Nurse Grant Program expands K-12 school nursing services by recruiting and retaining qualified school nurses.
Since its launch in 2020 and expansion through Senate Bill 22-226 in 2022, the program has awarded all available funding under the original Request for Applications (RFA) 30109 and the expanded RFA 41201. There are no plans to reopen the RFA for additional application rounds at this time.
The Primary Care Office is pleased to announce the following recipients of the Colorado School Nurse Grant Program: * Holly School District RE-3 * Kwiyagat Community Academy * La Veta School District RE-2 * North Park School District R-1 * North Routt Community Charter School * Sangre de Cristo Schools * Upper Rio Grande School District * West End Public School District RE-2 ### School Nurse Grant Program Recipient Map **How to navigate the map** * Select the box in the upper left-hand corner of the map.
* Select the down arrow next to "All Items" for a list of school nurse program districts on the map. * Select the school district for the address, or select the location balloon on the map for the school district name and address. For more information about this program, please contact Em Moratto, MSW, School Nurse Grant Program Coordinator at: cdphe_pcogrants@dphe.
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