Welcome to Central Valley Section
Central Valley Section President's Message Central Valley Section President Welcome
A warm welcome to your CSNO Central Valley Section, My name is Aurora Licudine, and I have the privilege of serving as the 2024-2026 President. What makes our Central Valley Section unique? Our section encompasses a large and diverse geographical and cultural area with approximately 810,000 students or almost 19% of California’s school-aged population. Central Valley CSNO Section School Nurses are as diverse as the students and school communities that we serve. Together, we strive to keep students healthy and safe at school As your professional organization, the Board is committed to serving and providing support to all school nurses. Stay updated with the most current standards of practice and other topics of interest by attending conferences and other learning opportunities. Join CSNO! I look forward to meeting you! Aurora Licudine, MSN, PN, PHNCSNO CV Section President [email protected]
Central Valley Section EventsCentral Valley Section Past Events:
Central Valley Section NewsCSNO Awards and Scholarships Central Valley Scholarship The Central Valley California School Nurses Organization (CV-CSNO) offers a Graduate Scholarship Program for School Nurses working toward the completion of their credential in School Nurse Services or higher education learning programs. One award in the amount of $1,000.00 will be given. All requirements must be submitted electronically by the deadline. Qualifications:
Deadline: September 30, 2024 - APPLY HERE! Please visit our webpage frequently or follow us on our Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/CSNO.CentralValleySection for future updates. CEU's Opportunities *Fresno County Superintendent of Schools - City/County School Nurse Seminars:
For registration, please visit: Fresno City/County School Nurse Seminars Central Valley Section BoardElected Board Positions
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Nan ArnoldAdolescent Health2022-2024 | Tamara CochranEarly Childhood2022-2024 |
Alma McKenrySchool Health Services Leader2022-2024 |
Marilyn GlinskasSpecial Education2022-2024 |
Central Valley Section by Charlotte Brandt, Past CSNO State President
In 1965, the Central Section of CSNO (one of four sections) had 204 members and spanned from Central Coast to Nevada Border, north from Kern to the Bay Area. A steering committee to investigate the idea of breaking off from the Bay/Coast area was formed and first met in Fresno on March 5, 1965. Ruth Thomas was named chair. A "Call to Charter" was held on May 17, 1969 to get enough signatures to petition CSNO to start the Central Section.
CSNO State President Margaret Helton noted in her 1969 annual report that the Central Valley Section was chartered as the fifth Section of CSNO. The new section was formerly the eastern half of Central section. Following separation, it was decided by the members to name the Western remaining half as Bay Coast Section.