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Nurse Boynton: Student Recommendation
I am grateful for the opportunity to recommend Amy Boynton for the Kane County Educator of the Year Award. Nurse Boynton is fiercely dedicated to the students of Saint Charles North High School addressing the unique medical and emotional requirements of the students with tireless effort and genuine compassion. I have had the pleasure of sending three of my children to North High School where Nurse Boynton is readily available for any medical issues the students may be contending with; nothing is too big or too small a hurdle on the road to educate students with medical needs. My family’s first interactions with Nurse Boynton was fairly routine regarding my son’s epi-pen and my oldest daughter’s asthma inhaler, yet she and her staff at North
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