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Newsletters

The School Health News is a collaborative effort of the NM Alliance for School-Based Health Care, Office of School and Adolescent Health (DOH), and School and Family Support Bureau (PED). The format of the newsletter is aligned with the coordinated school health model, to help school health professionals readily see areas of applicability to the health services and programs they provide.

Newsletters and news updates are electronically sent to the membership of the New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care.  You can join the organization by going to http://www.nmasbhc.org/member.php.

Questions and comments about the newsletter may be sent to debbie@nmasbhc.org.

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Letters to the Editor
To submit a published letter to the editor, email it to: debbie@nmasbhc.org

Student Health Key to Good Performance Patsy Nelson/Albuquerque Journal, September 29, 2009

Health Centers in Schools Will Help Howard Spiegelman/Albuquerque Journal, September 13, 2009

NM SBHC News Stories
To submit a story, email it to: debbie@nmasbhc.org

Robert F. Kennedy SBHC 2008-10 Success Stories - health fair, smoking cessation, healthy pregnancy and birth for high risk teen.

UNM Architecture Students Recognized for School Health Care Center Designs  
UNM Today, April 21, 2010

KOAT TV Airs Story About SBHCs in NM November 23, 2010, 10:00 pm
News Reporter Amber Lee interviewed Lakhana Peou, Senior Progam Manager for the UNM Acoma, To'Hajiilee, and Laguna Teen Centers (SBHCs).  Secretary Warren, NM Secretary of Indian Affairs, and Elev8 were instrumental in initiating this story.

Look on the bottom right for the "School Based Health Centers becoming Popular" story.

Belen School-Based Health Center Making a Difference Valencia News Bulletin, October 31, 2009

Communication: A necessary component in adolescent health care Lynette Summers/ Special to Sun-News, Posted: 07/21/2009 07:40:42 PM MDT

Washington Middle School Principal’s Thank You for Front-Line Support for the Community

Shiprock Program Helps Students ‘Honor Who We Are Gallup Independent, May 7, 2008

Students Talk Stereotypes, Stress in Effort to Educate American Indian Teens on Suicide Farmington Daily Times, May 8, 2008

LCHS Has State’s First “Tele-Medicine” Mobile Medical Unit

National SBHC News Stories

National Alliance for School-Based Health Care

Center for Health and Health Care in Schools

School Based Healthcare: Why it is Common Sense